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- Water for Melbourne via pipe from Tasmania Fri, 13 Nov 09, 7:26amDiscussion over why its far better for the environment to pipe water from Tasmania to Melbourne than building the Wonthaggi desalination plant
- Michael Lewis calls for substanstial government intervention to help people deal with costs
- Research into costs of proposed Suffolk power station could further inflame debate over UK nuclear power
- Reinvention time: Liberals tried to win wealthy inner city Woke seats and lost the nation 2 days agoIf the Liberals stop trying to pander to the wealthy Woke electorates and focus on what most Australians want they can reinvent themselves to speak for mainstream Australia by the next election.
- UK nuclear power stations’ decommissioning cost soars to £23.5bn Fri, 20 May 22, 3:00pmFailures in government’s investment strategy mean taxpayer has contributed £10.7bn in just two years
- Environment could be under attack following change in abortion rights Fri, 6 May 22, 4:30amA leaked draft of a US Supreme Court opinion broke the news that Roe v. Wade could be overturned. If the historic 1973 abortion ruling is reversed, conservative justices may rampage across all progressive issues, including...
- 2000 Mules: The election was “organized crime” Thu, 5 May 22, 2:59am2000 mules is in 300 US theatres from Saturday May 7th. It premiered last weekend to reviewers.
- Government to consider impact of UK energy efficiency plan on poor households Tue, 3 May 22, 8:36pmOfficials admit they did not conduct equality assessment before launch of heat and buildings strategy
- Patrick Byrne: Major risks of Dominion Voting machines hidden before US Election Fri, 29 Apr 22, 1:28amDominion Voting Machine What would you do if you discovered three weeks before your national elections that the voting machines your nation was about to use were easily hackable by local or foreign state actors? The Dominion...
- More Polarization – Africa/Asia Investing Hundreds of Billions in Hydrocarbon Infrastructure Out of Necessity, The West Arranges Deck Chairs on The Titanic Thu, 28 Apr 22, 7:00pmOur leaders are grinning in photo ops with beneficiaries of the trillions they are shoveling at ill-conceived and over-rushed schemes towards a target that the mining industry has essentially deemed as impossible.
- Boris Johnson appears to take sideswipe at Tory climate policy sceptics Fri, 22 Apr 22, 7:00amPM hits out at ‘prejudice’ against environmental agenda as he rejects idea of ending green levies on bills
- The Guardian view on spiralling fuel bills: Johnson must get a grip | Editorial Thu, 21 Apr 22, 3:42amDistracted and locked in a siege mentality, the prime minister is allowing a perfect economic storm to hit millions of households
- Just Stop Oil calls one-week halt to protests in hope of action from No 10 Tue, 19 Apr 22, 11:18pmCampaigners say they will revive campaign without pledge from Boris Johnson to end new fossil fuel projects
- Use England’s plentiful brownfield sites for windfarms, urge scientists Tue, 19 Apr 22, 5:25pmExperts cite Scottish example, with turbines along roads and rail lines, as a way to make better use of ‘cheap, clean’ energy source
- Labour says it will insulate 2m houses in first year to cut bills Tue, 19 Apr 22, 3:00pmEd Miliband says move will ease energy price crisis and reduce dependence on Russian gas
- Where Britain’s journey to insulation went wrong Tue, 19 Apr 22, 3:00pmConservative governments have left the UK’s problem with leaky homes unresolved