Here are all the recent posts and newsletters.

• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 26 Jan 2019
• CO2 Levels in the atmosphere
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 1 Dec 2018
• We need a cleaner society
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 25 Nov 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 18 Nov 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 11 Nov 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 5 Nov 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 28 Oct 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 22 Oct 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 14 Oct 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 8 Oct 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 30 Sep 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 24 Sep 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 17 Sep 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 9 Sep 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 1 Sep 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 30 June 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 23 June 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 16 June 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 9 June 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 3 June 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 27 May 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 21 May 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 13 May 2018
• China: Beware the green dragon not the red one
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 5 May 2018
• Australia’s strong sun
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 28 April 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 16 April 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 7 April 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter: 20 March 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 10 March 2018
• Climate Action Monaro Newsletter 5 March 2018
• The war on renewables by “the Australian” newspaper
• Severe heatwaves show the need to adapt livestock management for climate
• Northern hemisphere sees in early spring due to global warming
• Massive permafrost thaw documented in Canada, portends huge carbon release.
• As global food demand rises, climate change is hitting our staple crops
• Electricity prices rises not driven by renewables
• Why we need an ‘Energy Landcare’ to tackle rising power prices
• ANU: Wind, solar and hydro grid cheapest option for Australia
• ‘Clean coal’, CCS and CSG will not save fossil fuels – their game is up
• Grid-scale renewable energy storage using a heat pump and gravel.
• A collapse in Arctic sea ice volume spells disaster for the rest of the planet
• Response to rapidly changing climate – deflect, distract, deny and delay
• Are Australians really prepared to let the Great Barrier Reef die?
• Gulf of Carpentaria mangroves suffer 7,000 hectare dieback
• From now, every US government agency will have to consider climate change.
• Plankton Could Stop Making Oxygen by End Of Century
• The climate crisis is already here, but no one’s telling us
• Is climate sceptic Barnaby Joyce changing tune?
• Warm is Not Cool: A Musical Protest
• Climate Records Smashed
• Our Leaders Agree: Vote for Climate Action
• Obama: The clean energy economy as an engine for growth
• Why one NASA scientist speaks out about climate change
• Crescent Dunes solar with storage is now on-line
• The case for optimism on climate change: Al Gore TED talk
• Murdoch press: Lame jests to belittle climate change
• Turning up the heat: How 1.5? got up in Paris
• Coalition environment policy jumble
• Hottest year on record 2015: Second hottest 2014
• Gas export boom threatens price rises
• Humans push the planet into a new geological epoch: the anthropocene
• Regulations can reduce emissions and save people money
• December 2015: Wettest UK month on record
• Climate Chaos, Across the Globe
• Sand used to store solar heat
• Renewables can’t do it: The new form of climate denial
• Tax subsidies for fossil fuel expansion should stop
• Australia the world’s largest coal exporter
• Climate change denial is about politics not science
• Renewable energy will renew our economy
• Ten Extreme Weather Events in 2015: Climate Alarm
• Climate change and Hurricane Katrina: Our learning
• Warmer globe = heavier downpours: UK needs flood prevention
• Scientists link extreme global weather to El Niño and climate change
• Obama releases the biggest energy efficiency rule in US history
• South Australia is pushing beyond 50% renewables
• Adelaide heatwave a first: A sign of climate change
• A range of opinion on Paris Climate talks
• Victoria should keep Alcoa with cheap solar electricity
• Adani boss failed to disclose link to African pollution disaster
• Australia’s plankton moving south due to climate change
• Waleed Aly takes on Andrew Bolt over climate change
• The coming electrification of everything
• Paris climate conference: Australia named fossil of the day
• Paris UN climate conference 2015: Rich nation fossil fuel subsidies exceed climate aid 40 to 1
• Europe’s biggest solar farm opens in France, cheaper than new nuclear
• Coal levy to fund rehabilitation of coal mines and power stations
• An efficient hot water system using a heat pump
• Alberta, home of tar sands introduces carbon tax, plans to phase out coal power
• A Whole New World: Tracking the Renewables Boom from Copenhagen to Paris
• Why Australia must stop exporting coal
• Underwater Energy Storage
• Melbourne People’s Climate March: Photo-Journalism
• Heavy flooding causes chaos in southern India state of Tamil Nadu
• Nuclear priced out of Australia’s future energy equation
• The impact of eating meat
• Renewables are changing the climate narrative from sacrifice to opportunity
• Coal Atlas 2015: Facts and figures show the consequences of coal
• South Australian Government Commits to 100% Low Carbon Electricity
• Heat records smashed again as big El Nino rides on global warming
• How climate change influenced Australia’s extreme weather in 2014
• Climate change missing from full Trans-Pacific Partnership text
• China’s plans for 155 new coal-fired power and heating plants
• King Island achieves 100% renewables for 33 hours straight
• The Boundary Dam Carbon Capture & Storage debacle
• USA: New renewable capacity 1,460 times more than new coal capacity
• All-electric bus unveiled in Melbourne, heading to Sydney on one charge
• How Tanzania plans to light up a million homes with solar power
• Coal crash: How long can Australia ride in the coal wagon?
• Solar energy costs continue to plunge across the world
• Driverless cars will change the way we think of car ownership
• How runaway sea level rise could one day swamp the world’s biggest cities
• Turnbull government accused of blocking US, Japan plan to reduce coal
• The great energy spend that is costing us billions
• Western Victoria has a dry core that is ready to burn
• Apple to Take Another Big Bite Of Solar
• A guide for working out whether getting solar panels for your house is good financially
• How Australia can become a renewable energy superpower
• The graphic that shows why 2015 global temperatures are off the charts
• A Tectonic Shift in America’s energy Landscape: 2014
• South Australian company powers commercial fleet with home-made biodiesel
• Canada’s Harper follows fellow climate villain Abbott into political oblivion
• Hydrogen to make Australia a renewable power-house
• Climate records topple yet the massive coal expansion in the Galilee Basin to proceed
• Safe batteries using salt water available in Australia
• Teaching the Truth About Climate Change
• Construction begins on solar tower plant for farming near Port Augusta
• Australia’s energy future could be network of micro-grids
• Exxon knew about climate risk by 1978 and financed climate deception
• A moratorium on new coal developments makes sense
• A zero carbon house in Melbourne on just 5 by 4 metres
• Plans for a world-first 150MW solar PV plant next to pumped hydro storage
• Monster El Nino: More heat & Less Rain for Australia
• World’s energy systems at risk from global warming: World Energy Council
• Climate change and our food supply: Climate Council Report
• Solar and wind power just passed another big turning point
• Diesel-gate: A wake-up call to consider alternative car technologies
• One third of coal workforce lost in last 18 months
• World climate targets fall short
• The Top of Range, 2016, Tesla Electric Sedan
• Perhaps Turnbull can depoliticise the climate debate in Australia
• Bank of England warns of climate change risks
• A northern NSW town could be first to quit the grid
• China is the business case for green energy
• Climate March: Melbourne: 27 November 2015
• Scientists worried about cold ‘blob’ in North Atlantic amid record hot spell
• The Emergency Climate Movement
• Six oil companies are calling for a global carbon pricing system
• China to launch of carbon market in 2017
• One photo highlights the severity of California’s drought
• US-China agreement on Emissions & Clean Energy
• Institutions worth $2.6 trillion have pulled investments out of fossil fuels
• Renew: Practical advice tailored for you
• Power Company to link 20 houses with solar panels, storage and smart control
• Record heat in August 2015: NOAA
• Geo-exchange verses Air-based Air Conditioning
• Be Prepared: Climate Change, Security and Australia’s Defence Force
• Video: Naomi Klein Talk at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas
• Atlantic Ocean Excited About Moving Into Beachfront Mansion Soon
• How a Tesla electric car travelled 9,000 km through Queensland
• Obama: Carbon Pollution Standards for Power Plants
• Scientists redo 38 climate change-denying studies: Find flaws
• Things PM Turnbull should do on climate
• UBS Bank analysis on ALP 50% renewable target
• New large solar power stations for Australia
• Melting northern ice could even stop the Gulf stream
• Large baseload solar power plant with energy storage planned in Chile
• Obama and Stern get solar. Abbot does not
• Obama: Any leader who refuses to take climate change seriously is not fit to lead
• UK Tests Electric Highways: Charge Your Electric Vehicle For Free While You Drive
• Citibank: Global cost of climate inaction: $44 trillion by 2040
• Australia’s 2030 climate target: Coalition spin
• WA Liberal treasurer and ex-head of IPA backs solar!
• How to wipe out household energy bills in 9 steps
• Climate change disrupting the Middle East
• Pumped hydro for storage of solar electricity in Australia
• High global temperature records smashed in 2015
• One experienced climate scientist’s suggestions to PM Abbott
• The Muslim religious duty to take action against climate change
• Statistics warped for Coalition fear campaign
• The Herald Sun fully supports the Coalition’s target
• The Photovoltaic tiles look like roofing slates
• Could the solar vote be Abbott’s undoing?
• In 1990 PM Hawke announced emission cuts of 20% by 2005
• NZ to close their last coal fired power station
• Plans to convert a mine into pumped hydro storage
• PM Abbott holding back the solar tide
• Developers including rooftop solar in new apartments
• Hewson: We need to reform electoral funding and lobbying.
• Coalition bullies businesses that support climate action
• A Solar powered winery on the Greek island of Sikinos
• Obama pushes for action: EPA Clean Power Plan
• Oil from algae farms
• When a coal mine sells for $1, who pays for the clean up
• Slash home energy bills, even without solar panels
• Shorten shows the way on renewables
• Exponential drop in renewables prices to strand fossil investments
• On 25 July Germany 78% Of Its Electricity From Renewables
• The coalition invents facts campaigning against renewables
• Solar Power for Greek Economic Recovery
• Global sea level and temperature at record high in 2014
• Gippsland farmer moves milking due to climate change
• Climate change hits wine making
• Carbon emissions accelerating
• Pope Francis urges action on climate
• A dire forecast from a climate seer
• Shorten goes for 50% renewables
• Record heat wave hits Europe July 2015
• Emissions trading will delay climate action
• Abbott’s wonky meddling in Clean Energy Finance Corporation
• Wind power: Facts lost amid political bluster
• Victorian government should close Hazelwood
• Seas will rise at least 5 metres regardless
• Dr Cornel West urges Harvard University to divest
• Global Apollo Program to combat climate change
• The end of coal
• Wind turbines are not noisy
• A lovely coal pit and oh yuk a wind turbine
• Abbott says he wants to reduce wind farms as much as possible
• Stanford engineers: A plan for each US state to convert to all renewable energy by 2050
• Government may fund a dud coal mining expansion
• G7, China leading on climate change
• Vanstone: Abbott attacking our Westminster system
• Big Oil turns on Big Coal, but not for the climate
• Temperature, CO2 and Sea Levels move together
• Fossil fuel subsidies
• See the suppressed Chinese video on air pollution
• Religious leaders push government for large emission cuts
• Glaciers in retreat: The Extreme Ice Survey
• Victorian Climate Action Calendar
• German coal has not surged since Fukushima
• Tide turns on fossil fuels as Norway quits coal
• Garnaut: Cost of stranded assets already bigger than cost of climate action
• Giant hybrid solar projects taking on baseload fossil fuels
• PM’s chief business adviser in error on climate
• Our reef: a miners’ highway
• Solar for India’s slums
• Battery Technologies
• France’s largest insurer to divest coal shares
• Conservative hosts on the ABC as well as budget cuts
• Ten minute recharge for electric cars
• Sea Levels show global warming has continued
• Bill McKibben on Paris and climate progress
• Write to the PM about the Paris meeting
• US names climate change a top security issue
• Government may fund coal projects in northern Australia
• The crippling cost of fossil fuel subsidies
• Renewable energy target deal better than none
• Coal and climate change: Death for the Reef
• Get Radical: Engage conservatives about climate change
• Nuclear power not worth the risk
• Biochar for our gardens
• Warming gets vegetables growing on the Arctic circle
• Mega-fires obliterate whole ecosystems
• Use Latrobe Valley coal pits for energy storage
• A climate perspective on the Australian budget
• The biggest 24 hour solar plant begins generation May 2015
• Renewable Energy Target Slashed
• Hawaii law: All electricity from renewables by 2045
• Home built electric car wins V8 race
• The Green’s Christine Milne at University of Sydney
• Game changer: Solar panels, Batteries plus Efficiency
• Renewables 2014: Global Status Report
• California sets pace with 40% emissions reduction target
• Adapt now to prevent poor health from climate change
• Scientists discuss climate change at Vatican
• Solar panels powering sewerage
• The emissions auctions will miss our target
• To Cut Methane from Cows, Put a Price on Carbon
• Wind energy blows US emissions onto right track for 2025 target
• Pacific warm water messes up US weather and ecosystems
• Global warming causes more global warming
• Record Low for March Arctic Sea Ice
• Solar plane circling the globe
• New US capacity: Renewables 75%: No Coal
• Abbott funds sceptic tarnishing academic reputations
• The myth of burnable carbon
• Australia not interested in Paris summit
• Australia should cut emissions much harder
• Satirical song on climate denial
• Breakthrough: Aluminium-Ion Battery
• Renewable energy target explained with humour
• US and China challenge Australian climate targets
• Antarctic ice melt needs study
• Apple plans solar farms in China
• The hidden cost of coal power
• Emissions Rising after Carbon Price Repeal
• BP Chairman supports a carbon price
• California drought disaster
• Energy study avoids climate change
• Sea temperatures hitting amazing highs
• Dutch government sued for not acting on climate
• Great Barrier Reef Plan ignores climate change
• Abbott funds contrarian research
• Climate Council Reports
• Permaculture Song about Change
• Where are our leaders on climate change
• Port Augusta solar tower with heat storage under threat
• Arctic melt effecting the Gulf Stream
• Free trade threat to environment regulationatened
• Arctic Ice hits record low
• Climate movement must learn about building community
• Australia missing the global renewable energy boom
• Battery costs tumble as electric car sales rise
• The hottest March on record in Japan
• The 3 Big Energy Companies: Villains over renewables.
• Obama moves on health and climate change
• Safe Climate News
• Australian 2012/13 summer: record heat
• Extreme weather event clusters suggest climate change