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Hepburn Wind's renewable ambition

January 31, 2012

Simon Holmes à Court is passionate about the potential for community-driven renewable energy initiatives such as Hepburn Wind Farm.

Murray-Darling reform spotlight now on Canberra

April 30, 2012

The process for Murray-Darling reform has entered a new phase. Within the next two months, the MDBA will make a decision on the changes they'll make to the draft Basin Plan.

Toxic trade

March 30, 2012

As the radioactive dust settles and the cleanup of the world’s worst nuclear crisis since Chernobyl continues, Dave Sweeney reflects on Australia’s role in the Fukushima disaster.

Environmental promises for 2012 QLD state election - March 23, 2012
Queenslanders wanted to know what the political parties vying for government in the election 2012 will do to protect Queensland's precious environmental assets.
Queensland Election 2012 - March 21, 2012
On 24 March Queenslanders go to the polls. Whoever wins the election controls the future of Queensland's vulnerable Cape areas.
Is the carbon price an ‘anti-queensland’ tax? - March 21, 2012
On the 4th March Tony Abbot claimed that the carbon price was an ‘anti-Queensland tax’ that is ‘economic insanity’. He did not back up his claims, because there is nothing to back them up.
ACF’s Queensland 2012 key election asks - February 29, 2012
Wuthathi Cultural Regeneration Project - February 16, 2012
A colloborative project fosters Indigenous traditional knowledge and protect Shelburne Bay in Cape York.
The unique value of Cape York - February 16, 2012
The natural features, people, culture and climate of the Cape York Peninsula are impressive and expansive.
Collaborative consumption: give a little, take a little - January 24, 2012
The collaborative consumption movement is yielding remarkable results for the environment, innovative businesses and communities.
Will a price on pollution cost my household budget? - January 19, 2012
There’s a lot of confusion around the introduction of a price on pollution. Find out what it really means for your household budget.
$23 million announced for Cape York - January 16, 2012
We welcome federal government support for better conservation, cultural and social outcomes for Cape York.
Paul Hawking on creating sustainable societies - December 21, 2011
Paul Hawken is an environmentalist, entrepreneur, author and leading thinker on ecological business and the impact of commerce on living systems.

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