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Coal seam gas and the campaign against it

April 18, 2011 By Ian Mackay Leave a Comment

Over the past few months, a little film Gasland has been doing a round of screenings on the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane and drawing good crowds.  It tells the story of American banjo player and filmmaker Josh Fox’s gradual discovery of the ominous extent of the underground gas industry in the US, how it had somehow, during the George W Bush/Dick … [Read More...]

The facts on coal seam gas

Activist and photographer Arkin Mackay provides some information on coal seam gas and ways you can have your say. What is Coal Seam Gas? Coal Seam Gas (CSG) is a natural gas consisting of around 98 … [Read More...]

  • Switching off to climate change

    Switching off to climate change

    Last Sunday I was relaxing at home when a neighbour dropped in for coffee. Our discussions usually cover… [read more]

    Switching off to climate change
  • A bigger Australia teeters on the edge

    A bigger Australia teeters on the edge

    Carbon tax or not, Australia’s carbon emissions will keep rising, driven by rapid rates of population… [read more]

    A bigger Australia teeters on the edge
  • Planning for a new climate

    Planning for a new climate

    The floods that have covered about two thirds of Queensland earlier in the year did at least five billion… [read more]

    Planning for a new climate

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Planning for a new climate

The floods that have covered about two thirds of Queensland earlier in the year did at … [Read More...]

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A bigger Australia teeters on the edge

Carbon tax or not, Australia’s carbon emissions will keep rising, driven by rapid rates … [Read More...]

Meridan Plains flooding

Flooding lessons often forgotten

Following the Brisbane floods in 1974, a protocol emerged from the State Government that … [Read More...]

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Switching off to climate change

Last Sunday I was relaxing at home when a neighbour dropped in for coffee. Our discussions … [Read More...]

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Government subsidies encourage pollution

Eco talks with Don Henry of the Australian Conservation Foundation about the impacts of … [ Read More...]

More than just landcare

The Sunshine Coast Environment Council (SCEC) is the umbrella organisation of more than 50 … [Read More...]

Floods impact our wildlife too

The recent flood, cyclone and bushfire disasters across Australia have taken their toll on … [Read More...]

A Strong Brown God

Book Review: A STRONG BROWN GOD .. the Mary River Diary Author: Steven Lang Some seventeen … [Read More...]

Factor Five

Book Review - Factor Five Transforming the Global Economy through 80% improvements in Resource … [Read More...]

Making communities viable

By Paul Mischefski The movement towards a return to living in communities is one that is growing … [Read More...]

Building with sustainable timbers

By Sharon Green The South East Queensland Regional Plan has predicted that the population … [Read More...]

Head of the Obi

Vance and Nettie Palmer had much to say about the importance of naming, that is naming the country … [Read More...]

News in Brief

Noosa fish health report released

June 9, 2011

The Minister for Agriculture, Food and Regional Economies, Tim Mulherin, released the Final Report … [Read More...]

Budget modest on clean energy funding

May 12, 2011

Australian renewable energy innovation was one of the sector’s few winners in a tough Federal … [Read More...]

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