The carbon offset industry can’t see the wood for the trees, argues Adam Ma’anit.
Filed in: Climate Change Energy Forests Pollution Science
Energy
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Blinded by the light
Trusha Reddy discovers why a climate project in South Africa isn’t really switched on.
Filed in: Climate Change Energy South Africa
- Trusha Reddy
- July 1, 2006
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Renew yourself
Think renewables are no match for nuclear? Think again.
Filed in: Energy Nuclear Power Resistance
- September 1, 2005
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Green & Black
Alex Kelly and Carla Deane find Aboriginal Australians leading the fight against the nuclear industry.
Filed in: Australia Energy Indigenous Peoples Nuclear Power Resistance
- Alex Kelly and Carla Deane
- September 1, 2005
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Minority report
Science is often heavily biased towards nuclear technology. Alice Cutler speaks to Dr Ian Fairlie about the impacts of government and industry influence.
Filed in: Energy Nuclear Power Science
- Alice Cutler and Ian Fairlie
- September 1, 2005
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Liquid sunshine
Paul-E Comeau looks back at some of the cultural impacts of the ‘Atomic Age’.
Filed in: Energy Nuclear Power Technology
- Paul Emile-Comeau
- September 1, 2005
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Nuclear is the new black
Nuclear is becoming cool again, thanks to concerns over global warming. Adam Ma’anit thinks it’s all just a lot of hot air.
Filed in: Energy Environment Nuclear Power
- Adam Ma'anit
- September 1, 2005
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Landslide: Uruguay turns left
Uruguay’s leftist landslide.
Filed in: Animals Botswana Energy Human Rights Indigenous Peoples Iraq Language Resistance Terrorism Thailand Uruguay Women
- Roberto Elissalde
- January 1, 2005
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Not so crazy
Amanda Roll-Pickering tells the story of a disused slate quarry in Wales that is now at the cutting edge of clean energy.
Filed in: Co-operatives Energy United Kingdom Wales
- June 1, 2004
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