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Archive for October, 2006

Greens focus on renewable targetLink to full story

Bob Brown says the Greens will focus their election campaign on a call for a minimum 20% renewable energy target by 2020.

Row over recycling hotlineLink to full story

The Australian Council of Recyclers (ACOR) has withdrawn support for a new national recycling hotline set up by Planet Ark.

British Government considers raft of green taxesLink to full story

The British Government is considering a wide range of green taxes to control greenhouse gas emissions on the back of the Stern Report

Eco-friendly buses for LeichhardtLink to full story

The Sydney suburb could get Australia’s first eco-friendly gas-powered bus fleet.

Glimpse of Sydney’s futureLink to full story

What Sydney might look like with rising sea levels.

Blair to press Australia for action on climate changeLink to full story

The UK Govt will urge Australia to join an expanded EU carbon trading scheme as a landmark UK Govt report spells out the cost of climate change

British Government report spells out climate change costLink to full story

A landmark British Government report that warns global warming will cost the world up to 3.68 trillion pounds, is being tipped to persuade governments to get more serious about addressing the issue.

SA to raise bottle refundLink to full story

The SA Govt. plans to increase refunds on drink containers by up to 15 cents.

Climate campaign keeps solar rebate scheme aliveLink to full story

Federal Treasurer, Peter Costello, has decided not to phase out a scheme providing rebates for solar energy. The policy change appears partly due to pressure from a campaign by Channel Seven’s Sunrise program.

Victoria approves plans for Macarthur wind farm projectLink to full story

The Victorian Government has approved plans for the State’s larget wind farm project. The windfarm will be located near Macarthur in the south-west of Victoria and feature 183 turbines, outputting enough electricty to power 190,000 homes.

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