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Modular Reactors. Peter Dutton hasn’t done his nuclear homeworkBy Rex Patrick | April 16, 2024Is Peter Dutton’s proposed ‘rollout’ of modular nuclear reactors real policy or just politics? What research has ...
Empire building in the Beetaloo, funded by Federal Government gas grantsBy Kim Wingerei | February 28, 2024Has Empire Energy been given Research & Development grants in preparation for fracking in the Beetaolo Basin, ...
Vision 2024: aim to “make Australia a better quarry” … and a CO2 dumpBy Rex Patrick | February 13, 2024Successive governments have been happy to have Australia as the world’s quarry. But now there's an additional role ...
Why is CSIRO hiding its advice on Carbon Capture and Storage?By Rex Patrick | February 2, 2024Australia's peak science body CSIRO has refused to disclose its advice on Carbon Capture and Storage technology. ...
Shock report finds legacy car companies are bigger polluters than Big OilBy Daniel Bleakley | February 1, 2024A damning new report has found car manufacturers are significantly underestimating the lifetime emissions of their ...
Climate Betrayal: how backroom deals with Japan locked Australia in for decades of gasBy Rex Patrick and Philip Dorling | January 29, 2024Despite the Australian public voting for the need to address climate change, the Labor government has backed in ...
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Heads I win, Tails you Lose: hand-outs for Australia’s biggest coal plant Eraring a smoking example of the folly of privatisationBy Michael West | January 19, 2024Are taxpayers on the hook to bail out Australia’s largest coal plant, Eraring, after just ten years of ...
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