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- view websiteAustralian Town rejects wind farm
Voters in Londonderry, Australia, rejected the idea of commercial wind power on top of a local mountain by a count of 425 to 213: It was a special,… Read More »
- view websiteSolar tower project in Australia could represent the future of clean energy
A write-up about the Solar Mission Project in Australia, which uses solar power to create an air temperature imbalance which causes air to flow, and that… Read More »
- view websiteAustralian Gov't Should Lift Renewable Energy Target: Labor
The labour party in Australia is pushing for an increase in the renewable energy target which is a pathetic two per cent, small compared to countries… Read More »
- view websiteCSIRO focus moves away from alternative energy development in Australia
Some interesting discussion about the state of energy in Australia, government funding of renewables and the fears of falling from a market leader into… Read More »
- view websitePioneers look forward to solar future
The article examines the reality of trying to go solar and what the future might hold for solar energy. Quotable from the article: ...according to… Read More »
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