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Climate change
Education · Food · Science · Society · Bob Brown · Carbon · Carbon price · Carbon tax · Carbon trade · Clean energy · Climate change · Politics · Renewable energy
Clean energy reality with carbon tax passed
Tuesday, 8 November 2011Today, the carbon tax was passed through parliament in Australia. G shares the opinions of some high profile movers and shakers with you.
How to talk to a climate sceptic
Tuesday, 6 September 2011Sorting the truth from the trash with our handy guide to busting climate change myths.
Education · Family · Food · Garden · Health · House · Science · Society · Climate change · Local · Peak oil · Permaculture · Sustainable agriculture · Transition Town
Towns in transition
Monday, 8 August 2011As world discussion turns to peak oil, towns and regions across the world are taking it upon themselves to prepare for the occurrence. Welcome to the phenomenon of the Transition Town.
Green Cross - various positions
Tuesday, 19 July 2011Green Cross Australia empowers people to respond to environmental change in ways that embrace sustainability and community resilience. Their programs support communities to become more sustainable and resilient including to severe weather events, with a culture of self-reliance and innovation. Green Cross convenes business, government, research and community partnerships to catalyse large projects that advance their mission. They're looking for three special Brisbane-based people who want to help them and their partners build 21st century resilient communities; Head of Programs, Web Content Manager, and an Executive Support & Office Manager.
Location: Brisbane, Queensland.
Applications close: Thursday 4 August, 2011.
Carbon price outlined
Monday, 11 July 2011The Federal Government has released its plans for putting a price on carbon pollution.
The vulnerable countries
Tuesday, 28 June 2011The UN says as many as 50 and 200 million climate refugees could be displaced by 2050. G looks into which countries are most at risk of becoming climate refugees.
A price on nature
Monday, 23 May 2011Economists and environmentalists have traditionally clashed heads. But what if we can get the two to work together? We take a back-to-basics look at green economics.
Global Warming 101
Thursday, 17 March 2011As he once again makes comments that prove his scepticism of climate change, Tony Abbott could be well served to spend three minutes watching this Nat Geo video. Welcome to Global Warming 101.
Tuvalu's king tides
Friday, 11 March 2011Last month, the annual King tides hit the pacific island of Tuvalu, and much of the island was flooded with salty water. Award-winning photographer Rodney Dekker was on the ground for Oxfam Australia when the soil-eroding, crop-killing floods arrived.
