NEW REPORT! Fast-tracking Victoria’s clean energy future to replace Hazelwood Power Station
Fast-tracking Victoria’s clean energy future to replace Hazelwood Power Station
May 2010
This report shows that Hazelwood can be replaced as soon as the end of 2012. All while maintaining energy security, cutting Victoria's greenhouse pollution by 12 percent and creating more jobs than Hazelwood currently provides.
The report was written by energy analysts Green Energy Markets for Environment Victoria.
Green Action News: Issue 8, Winter 2009
Green Action News
Issue 8, Winter 2009
In this edition: We're counting drops, getting green jobs for Victoria, wondering what the big polluters have on Rudd; and that's just to get you started.
Let's be honest...
It's going to cost money. Get used to it.
Part of what we do here at Environment Victoria is meet with politicians, their advisors and government bureaucrats.
It’s how we atone for our sins.
- Change the system
- Water and Healthy rivers
- Safe climate
- Smart stuff-less waste
- Sustainable lifestyles
- Share
- 2010 election
- Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme
- Coal is for dinosaurs
- Community action plan
- Gippsland sustainable water strategy
- Go Yarra Flow
- Green Jobs
- Halving our emissions
- REBORN campaign
- Smart transport
- Walk Against Warming
- Water Futures
- Dark Green
- Light Green
- Skeptic
- Melbourne
- North-east Victoria
- South-east Victoria
- West Victoria
- North-west Victoria
- South-west Victoria
Multicultural Climate Action Project Manager
Sustainable Living team
In this exciting new position you’ll be responsible for managing and delivering a multicultural sustainability project working with the Melbourne’s Collingwood public housing estate community and supporting a second project working with multicultural communities and Faith groups across Victoria.
Key tasks include:
Filmmakers take note: $5k could be yours!
Calling all creative people interested in a better world and sharing positive messages about climate change solutions... Green Screen: Climate Fix Flicks could be everything you’re looking for.
Organisers are seeking film submissions of between 30 seconds and 5 minutes that effectively communicate positive messages about a zero or low carbon, clean energy future. Green Screen: Climate Fix Flicks is open to everyone and the winning entry receives $5000.
