Wednesday May 20, 2015 News Larger / SmallerNight Mode Climate change and the shire’s assets May 19, 2015, 2:05 p.m. Climate change, sea level rise (SLR) and tidal inundation have the potential to impact private and public land and assets within the shire with key farmland, unsettled low-lying floodplain areas around Mylestom, and the Urunga Continue Reading →
Click here to enable desktop notifications for Gmail. Learn more Hide More 1 of 20 Revealed: Meet the oil world’s most secretive operator Inbox x Alan Rusbridger <info@mail.theguardian.com> Unsubscribe 7:34 PM (49 minutes ago) to me Can’t see this email? View in browser Dear NEVILLE, Next in our Keep it in the Ground investigative series is a Continue Reading →
1 of 8 Without help, they’ll die. Inbox x Graeme, Amnesty International Australia <actioncentre@amnesty.org.au> Unsubscribe 1:04 PM (5 minutes ago) to me View this email online Thousands of people face death, stranded in boats off the coast of South East Asia. Tell the governments of the region, they must save the lives of these people. Continue Reading →
Click here to enable desktop notifications for Gmail. Learn more Hide 1 of 11 Let’s ramp up support for renewables – switch your power now Inbox x James – GetUp! 9:13 PM (2 minutes ago) to me Today the Abbott Government cut renewable power to a potential 1.36 million households at the bidding of Australia’s three biggest, Continue Reading →
Click here to enable desktop notifications for Gmail. Learn more Hide 1 of 22 Revealed: Shell accused of strategy risking catastrophic climate change Inbox x Alan Rusbridger <info@mail.theguardian.com> Unsubscribe 7:40 PM (1 hour ago) to me Can’t see this email? View in browser Dear NEVILLE, The first of our series of investigative stories into some of the Continue Reading →
1 of 22 Deal is done Inbox x Mark Butler via sendgrid.info 5:20 PM (27 minutes ago) to me Inga, The Abbott Government almost destroyed the renewable energy industry. But today the Government has agreed to Labor’s principles for a deal on the Renewable Energy Target, which is supported by the clean energy industry. Labor hopes Continue Reading →