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Climate change protests: four teenage girls among 30 arrested in Sydney
Protests take place in Melbourne, Brisbane and other Australian cities to kick off a week of activity by Extinction Rebellion
Four teenage girls are among dozens of protesters demanding government action on climate change to be arrested in Sydney on Monday.
The Extinction Rebellion climate protests movement has planned a “spring rebellion” from Monday to Sunday, including marches aimed at blocking traffic.
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Queensland celebrates 4GW solar milestone, three panels for every person
Queensland government celebrates 4GW solar milestone in state, while confusion reigns over reported early closure of state-owned coal generator.
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Italian oil giant ENI buys two more solar farms in Australia
Italian oil and gas giant ENI buys another two solar farms in the Northern Territory.
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Insecticide blamed for the deaths of 200 native birds, including wedge-tailed eagles
Environment officials are unsure whether the poisoning of the birds in northeast Victoria was an accident
An insecticide is likely to be behind the deaths of almost 200 native birds in northeast Victoria, environment officials believe.
After dead wedge-tailed eagles were found near Violet Town in August the state’s environment department found more – along with hawks and falcons – on a nearby property.
Continue reading...Electric vehicles and stationary energy – emerging possibilities
I use an average of under 4 kWh/day in my all- electric home with a peak of about 9 kWh—and I could reduce that peak even more by further upgrading my home’s thermal performance. An electric vehicle typically has a battery of 40 kWh to 100 kWh. Yet the ‘average’ daily distance travelled by an...
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New Tesla big battery at Lake Bonney wind farm delayed again
Commissioning of second Tesla big battery at the Lake Boney wind farm in South Australia delayed again, while wind farms switch off in negative prices.
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Extinction Rebellion: fresh protests to 'shut down' Westminster
Environmental activists plan to blockade roads in the centre of government for two weeks
Environmental activists from around Britain are set to swoop on Westminster on Monday morning in an attempt to “shut down” the heart of government with two weeks of disruptive protests.
Extinction Rebellion (XR) said its members are planning to blockade “every single road” into the central London district and plan to maintain the protests for at least 14 days, or until their demands are met.
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