Good news for Renewable Energy
Government to fix the RET – now let’s look to expand it!
Last Friday the Federal Government announced proposed changes to the Renewable Energy Target (RET) that will unlock billions of dollars of investment into renewables in Australia.
Published: Wed, 03/03/2010 - 13:32 by Victoria
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Climate Action Groups take charge
It’s time to change the world!
Over the last few years, communities across the country have been getting together to help their community understand and take action on climate change, and to call on their political representative to take the lead. What wonderful folk they are!
We thought we’d share some of their trade secrets with you in the hope you too will band your community together in the name of climate action. Because we all know, many hands make light work and together, we can make a real difference on climate change.
Published: Wed, 17/02/2010 - 14:57 by Victoria
Fighting the good fight against coal
Cracks appear in coal industry’s expansion plans
Well it’s been a pretty crazy past three weeks on the climate campaign trail. While globally climate negotiations in the lead up to the Copenhagen climate meeting in December are struggling, in Victoria we have been deluged with news stories about state government and business proposals to massively expand our coal industry.
The news stories have followed some brilliant investigative journalism by The Age newspaper.
Published: Fri, 06/11/2009 - 14:31 by Victoria
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They asked for it
Tell Brumby what you think
If you're sick to the eyeballs of all the talk about the climate crisis and want the state government to pretty please do something about it, now's your chance to let them know.
We want to know what action you want them to take on climate change - and guess what, so do they!
Right now, the Victorian Government is asking for feedback on the first stage of their plan for action on climate change over the coming decade. There's not going to be another opportunity like it for a while.
Published: Tue, 08/09/2009 - 11:27 by Victoria
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