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Andrew Mudie commented on Takver's blog post NSW set to hinder wind energy with onerous planning regulations
"It is quite stunning that a company can access your land without permission to drill a gas well within 200m of your home, and you have little chance of redress, yet they could not establish a wind farm within 2km. That would be because one of the…"
Jan 6
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NSW set to hinder wind energy with onerous planning regulations

The NSW Draft planning regulations on wind farms was released on Friday December 23: on the very last working day before Christmas. You don't need to be a cynic to understand the Barrie O'Farrell conservative Government wants to bury news coverage of these draft planning regulations which impose strict limits on wind farm development which are very similar in scope to the…See More
Jan 3
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NSW set to hinder wind energy with onerous planning regulations

The NSW Draft planning regulations on wind farms was released on Friday December 23: on the very last working day before Christmas. You don't need to be a cynic to understand the Barrie O'Farrell conservative Government wants to bury news coverage of these draft planning regulations which impose strict limits on wind farm development which are very similar in scope to the…See More
Dec 27, 2011
Takver commented on Takver's blog post Climate Change: Going Beyond Dangerous - a frank presentation by Professor Kevin Anderson
"okay, doesn't like the embed...you can still visit the link."
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Climate Change: Going Beyond Dangerous - a frank presentation by Professor Kevin Anderson

Listen to this 57 minute webinar (voice presentation with slideshow) by Professor Kevin Anderson, on Climate Change: Going Beyond Dangerous. Professor Anderson is Deputy Director of the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research and holds a chair in Energy and Climate Change at Manchester University, and is an advisor to the British Government on climate change (see Wikipedia). He knows what he is talking about.Kevin…See More
Dec 22, 2011
Takver commented on Takver's blog post Climate sensitivity - paleoclimate record points towards potential rapid climate change
"Every kg of CO2 we allow in the atmosphere is cumulative. There is a lot of inertia in the climate system, but by the time changes to climate are really noticeable, it will be too late to minimise the impact below dangerous levels. Indeed, it is…"
Dec 22, 2011
Andrew Mudie commented on Takver's blog post Renewable energy in Australia approaching 10 per cent
"Although the trend is in the right direction, we still lag other developed nations. The Chinchilla development is a classic political compromise - the technology chosen there is outdated and needs gas backup to provide baseload power. Surprise,…"
Dec 20, 2011
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Xstrata Ulan coal mine expansion required to offset greenhouse gas emissions

In a landmark judgement concerning climate change, a judge in the NSW Land and Environment Court has given approval for the expansion of the Xstrata Ulan coal mine near Mudgee in Central western New South Wales, but conditional on the mine offsetting all of its greenhouse gas emissions generated in mining the coal.The Hunter Environmental Lobby brought an…See More
Dec 20, 2011
Andrew Mudie commented on Takver's blog post Climate sensitivity - paleoclimate record points towards potential rapid climate change
"Thanks Takver. I paraphrased a bit of Dr Hansen's synopsis as my status in order to highlight just how dangerous the so-called 'deal' from Durban is. George Monbiot raised the danger of deferral in one of his recent articles "No…"
Dec 19, 2011
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Climate sensitivity - paleoclimate record points towards potential rapid climate change

"The paleoclimate record reveals a more sensitive climate than thought, even as of a few years ago. Limiting human-caused warming to 2 degrees is not sufficient," said NASA climatologist James Hansen at the American Geophysical Union meeting on December 6 2011, "It would be a prescription for disaster."In a press conference at the American Geophysical Union Fall meeting 2011 in San Fransisco climate scientists James Hansen, Ken Caldeira and Eelco Rohling explained that the climate sensitivity…See More
Dec 18, 2011
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Coastal ecosystems suffer 100 fold decrease in capacity to store carbon mitigating climate change

The carbon sink capacity of urbanized river estuary and coastal environments to mitigate climate change has reduced by 100 fold according to scientists from the University of Technology Sydney. The Scientists used core samples from Botany Bay in Sydney to reconstruct the sedimentation changes in the past 6000 years, highlighting the changes in the ecology. The plant samples in the…See More
Dec 5, 2011
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Coastal ecosystems suffer 100 fold decrease in capacity to store carbon mitigating climate change

The carbon sink capacity of urbanized river estuary and coastal environments to mitigate climate change has reduced by 100 fold according to scientists from the University of Technology Sydney. The Scientists used core samples from Botany Bay in Sydney to reconstruct the sedimentation changes in the past 6000 years, highlighting the changes in the ecology. The plant samples in the…See More
Dec 4, 2011
Takver commented on UN Climate Trackers's blog post How I addressed the UN Climate Summit (COP17) on the urgency of a global deal
"Thanks Clancy."
Dec 4, 2011
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Nov 29, 2011
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Climate Change a hot issue for Pacific Island Nations as Durban talks approach

A major new report on climate change in the Pacific Ocean region reports that the region is getter hotter, sea levels are rising, rainfall is changing and equatorial winds have weakened. While cyclone may tend to decrease slightly in the future, cyclone intensity is likely to be greater.The report launched today - Climate change in the Pacific, scientific assessment and new…See More
Nov 26, 2011

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NSW set to hinder wind energy with onerous planning regulations



The NSW Draft planning regulations on wind farms was released on Friday December 23: on the very last working day before Christmas. You don't need to be a cynic to understand the Barrie O'Farrell conservative Government…

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Posted on December 27, 2011 at 22:40 — 1 Comment

Climate Change: Going Beyond Dangerous - a frank presentation by Professor Kevin Anderson

Listen to this 57 minute webinar (voice presentation with slideshow) by Professor Kevin Anderson, on Climate Change: Going Beyond Dangerous. Professor Anderson is Deputy Director of the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research and holds a chair in Energy and Climate Change at Manchester University, and is an advisor to the British Government on climate change (see Wikipedia). He knows what he is talking…

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Posted on December 22, 2011 at 1:30 — 1 Comment

Climate sensitivity - paleoclimate record points towards potential rapid climate change

"The paleoclimate record reveals a more sensitive climate than thought, even as of a few years ago. Limiting human-caused warming to 2 degrees is not sufficient," said NASA climatologist James Hansen at the American Geophysical Union meeting on December 6 2011, "It would be a prescription for disaster."

In a press conference at the American Geophysical Union Fall meeting 2011 in San Fransisco climate scientists James Hansen, Ken Caldeira and Eelco Rohling explained…

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Posted on December 18, 2011 at 11:53 — 2 Comments

Xstrata Ulan coal mine expansion required to offset greenhouse gas emissions



In a landmark judgement concerning climate change, a judge in the NSW Land and Environment Court has given approval for the expansion of the Xstrata Ulan coal mine near Mudgee in Central…

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Posted on December 15, 2011 at 12:30

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At 12:10 on April 10, 2010, Beyond Zero Emissions said…
Cheers Takver.

We look forward to repowering Australia!
At 10:04 on March 31, 2010, Cara said…
Hi Takver,
I'm sorry to hear your account was disabled! Glad you're all back on track now.
Cheers,
Cara
At 15:55 on January 29, 2010, Mumtaz Ali Abro said…
yes Takver you are correct.....
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Hi Takver,

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