Articles tagged ‘Climate Change’.
Mount Alexander Sustainability Group (MASG) and Council are proud to be jointly hosting a sustainable house tour in Castlemaine on Saturday 25 Februar...
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It’s CI’s birthday! Two. How would you live without us? Let us know! Congratulate us. Conditions of congratulating us: 1. No hate bloggers...
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By Alison Pouliot The start to 2012 was marred by the tragic news of the deaths of two people following consumption of Death Cup mushrooms (Amanita ph...
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Last week residents met with the Mount Alexander Community Wind Working Group to guide the six-month strategy for Mount Alexander Community Wind, incl...
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By Anonymous Since when is a meeting in a bar a “modern-day fairytale”? Did Fred and Mary have a drunken shag in the dairy and then he won...
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The red zone is run away climate change, what we get if we can’t keep the global temperature rise below the ‘safe-ish’ two degrees rise. T...
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… This might explain why state governments, in Victoria and NSW in particular, are happy to delay the rollout of renewable energy at a large sc...
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Victoria’s wind farm policy threatens regional development and should be changed, according to delegates at a national Community Power Conference in...
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As a partner of Sustainable Regional Australia (SRA), the lead proponent of the Central Victoria Solar City project, your community could improve its ...
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Government, industry leaders and academics will meet in Bendigo this week to workshop designs for local adaptation to climate change. Victoria Univers...
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Words and images by Alison Pouliot The International Year of Forests may be drawing to a close, but we need to consider every year as a year to fight ...
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Australia’s new clean energy law, passed through the Senate today, is the result of more than a decade of effort by countless Australians who have w...
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NSW Central Coast environmentalist Tim Silverwood has returned from a research expedition to the North Pacific Gyre – aka Great Pacific Garbage ...
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Climate change means pests such as fruit fly are now threatening local crops, and have the potential to devastate commercial and backyard growers. The...
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By Isaac Sutcliffe I’m not sure who first came up with the idea of occupying Wall Street. I remember the first I heard of it was from the “hac...
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With the Bureau of Meteorology predicting a likely wetter season over most of Australia, now is the ideal time for householders to save water and mone...
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Bridgid Soames, a sustainability educator from Woodend, is one of 30 volunteers from around Australia who will be travelling to Canberra next week ahe...
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Bendigo will host a major national conference in November showcasing how communities are tackling energy price rises. The Community Power Conference o...
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By Bronwen Machin William Kininmonth will speak on the science underlying the carbon tax tomorrow (21 October 2011). His talk has been organised by a ...
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Christian Monahan, from The Produce Garden, is writing regularly for CI, and we are delighted to have him on board. We’ll be publishing his work on...
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OccupyWallSt.org is the unofficial de facto online resource for the protests happening on Wall Street. They are an affinity group committed to doin...
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By Dean Bridgfoot One thing is certain after Tony Abbott’s visit to Bendigo on 6 October – under an Abbot-led government our region would ...
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The Bendigo Sustainability Group is inviting everyone in the community to a party for climate action this Thursday October 6 at the Capital Theatre, ...
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Tony Abbott, Leader of the opposition will be holding a community forum inside the Capital Theatre in Bendigo to discuss local and national issues fr...
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Mount Alexander Sustainability Group (MASG) members and committee have invited the Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu to attend a public presentation abou...
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The Alternative Technology Association supports the push by Victorian community groups fighting to reverse government restrictions on wind turbines. A...
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Scientists have used computer models to answer the mystery of global warming’s missing heat – and believe the answer lies deep beneath the...
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Writer, lawyer, social activist, quizz champion and former politician Barry Jones will deliver the Agitation Hill lecture in Castlemaine on Grand Fina...
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A new joint venture between Blade Electric Vehicles, DLG Battery Limited and IRES Asia Pacific Pty Ltd is bringing 100 new hi-tech jobs to Castlemain...
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By Michelle Slater While it’s illegal to bushwalk in water catchment areas, the Baillieu Government has sanctioned clear-felling. Victorian taxp...
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Statement from Mount Alexander Sustainability Group This week the State Government unilaterally banned wind farms from half of this shire, banned them...
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The anti-carbon price ad campaign launched today by big polluters has no credibility according to the nation’s leading environment group, the Austra...
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With the Government announcing its initiatives to reduce carbon emissions and move to clean energy, Monash University has highlighted the importance o...
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The Alternative Technology Association (ATA) has welcomed the carbon tax package announced by the Federal Government, saying a price on carbon was lon...
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The Possible Futures Film Contest, a joint project of FOUR YEARS. GO. and The Pachamama Alliance, received 317 films from film makers in 44 countries ...
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From GetUp Australia More info at: GetUp Here is more analysis from the Australia Institute: Has the PM “knocked the brick wall do...
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