Energy APT and Building APT combined meeting
Venue: Allen House, CSU
Energy APT and Building APT combined meeting
Venue: CSU Allen house (N1) staff room. Agenda a. Building and Urban Planning. Report on meeting with David Shaw b. b. Energy APT Pyrolosis in the Central West. Visit to Pacific Pyrolosis. Proposals for group purchases. i) Solamate http://www.sola-mate.com/ ii) Solarchoice http://www.solarchoice.net.au/ NSW review of feed-in tariff. http://www.cleanenergycouncil.org.au/cec/policyadvocacy/NSW-solar-bonus Any…
Newcastle Harbour – Rising Tide Coal Blockade
If coal is part of the problem… www.risingtide.org.au/files/FinalFlyerFRONT_colour_0.png Sunday 28th March 10am onwards Horseshoe Beach Newcastle, Australia. Join hundreds of other people in a fun, peaceful, and effective action against Australia’s single biggest contribution to climate change. Join in on the water or the shore BYO vessel, or use one of ours Or…make your…
Carbon Farming Workshop-Young
Contact: Carbon Farmers of Australia ACN: 127 011 134 “Uamby” Via GOOLMA NSW 2852 Tel. (02) 6374 0329 FAX. (02) 6374 0354 Email: louisa@carboncoalition.com.au MIchael Kiely Convenor Carbon Coalition Against Global Warming
Energy APT meeting
Where: Research Station, Research Station Drive (behind CSU)
IPCC predicts disaster – unless we change
Communicating about our climate crisis just keeps getting tougher. It doesn’t matter that the people who do the science on our future tell us we’ve got a problem we really don’t have time in our busy lives to listen. The experts’ increasingly alarming reports are ignored or ridiculed by mass media mouthpieces. Day in day…
Where does your food come from? 17 December 2013
Do you know where your food comes from? We love our food Our obsession with food appears to be growing. This year nearly four million people watched two men vie for the position of TV’s Master Chef. Children are tuning in to the culinary arts as never before. We are all becoming so much more…
Why we like wind power – December 11, 2013
Why we like wind power … Wind turbines provide valuable income to farmers and jobs and investment in regional areas. Flyers Creek Wind Farm would offer 100 fulltime equivalent construction jobs and 5 permanent jobs. Truth is, old energy is in decline, and job opportunities were eclipsed by renewables a decade ago. As early as…
The cost of carbon – fires burning in NSW – October 28, 2013
With fires still burning across New South Wales, it’s time to have a look at the role climate change might have played. Are the conditions we’re seeing natural variation, or part of a long-term trend? Certainly people in the Blue Mountains and Lithgow have never experienced anything like it. Has bushfire risk increased due to…
Flyers Creek Wind Farm recommended for Approval
MEDIA RELEASE RELEASED BY CENREC – 27/11/13 Central NSW Renewable Energy Cooperative (CENREC) today welcomed the recommendation by the NSW Planning Department for approval of the Flyers Creek Windfarm. The Department of Planning has recommended that the project be approved stating that it “is satisfied that the project can achieve acceptable amenity, health and environmental…