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How to Cool the Planet
Tuesday, 14 September 2010In the last five years, geoengineering - large-scale intervention in the Earth's climate system to counter climate change - has gone from being a fringe idea to one accorded some scientific credibility.
The Big Picture
Tuesday, 4 May 2010A collection of lively environmental essays co-written by famed environmentalist David Suzuki. A broad range of topics are covered with infectious enthusiasm and a sense of curiosity and wonder.
High & Dry
Monday, 22 June 2009As a Liberal Party member and former Howard government advisor, Pearse dissects the political system he once worked within. His research is based on extensive interviews with 56 people prominent in the policy debate.
Waterwise Gardening
Friday, 19 June 2009As Peter Cundall tells us in the introduction to this DVD, waterwise gardening is the way of the future. Water is too just precious to waste.
Resilience Thinking
Monday, 23 March 2009Brian Walker and David Salt explain 'resilience thinking' as an ecologically sound approach to the discipline of natural resource management.
Harpoon: Into the Heart of Whaling
Monday, 16 March 2009This is one of the best books going on both the natural history of whales and the human history of whaling.
Ethical Eating: How to Make Food Choices that Won't Cost the Earth
Thursday, 18 December 2008From seed to supermarket, this comprehensive book puts on the table all the ethical issues surrounding food and beverage production, packaging and supply in Australia.
The Future Makers
Friday, 5 December 2008This film covers advances in solar cell, solar thermal, ocean power and 'hot rocks' geothermal technologies. The Future Makers is an exciting snapshot of Australia's emerging sustainable energy industry and the technologies being developed. With so much hinging on the Rudd government's declaration of carbon emission reduction targets some time in December, this is a timely documentary for Australian viewers.
Seasick: the Hidden Ecological Crisis of the Global Ocean
Monday, 1 December 2008In alarm at the state of the oceans, Canadian journalist Alanna Mitchell traveled the world to research what she believes is a hidden ecological crisis. Despite the potential for catastrophe, Mitchell remains upbeat. Mitchell interweaves complex science with personal observation to produce a readable and entertaining series of reports from the field.
Climate Wars
Monday, 1 December 2008Climate Wars begins where other climate change books end. Dyer, a "geopolitical analyst", takes the science as given and instead explores what climate change means for our future through a series of hypothetical, but highly plausible, scenarios.
