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v the conversation.edu.au The Great Barrier Reef has lost half its coral cover in the last 27 years, and it could halve again by 2022 say researchers from the Australian Institute of Marine Science. A study published today in the … Continue reading →

Here’s something to lift your spirits: http://www.climatespectator.com.au/commentary/king-coal-king-solar

The U.N. Environment Program issued a report warning that Earth is undergoing unprecedented changes. “As human pressures on the Earth system accelerate, several critical global, regional and local thresholds are close or have been exceeded,” UNEP’s fifth Global Environmental Outlook … Continue reading →

“Human activities are pushing Earth toward a “tipping point” that could cause sudden, irreversible changes in relatively stable conditions that have allowed civilization to flourish, a new study warns. There are signs that a toxic brew of climate change, habitat … Continue reading →

Ocean warming a largely man-made phenomena, say researchers.  If you ever needed any more proof, this just about takes the cake! Warming ocean temperatures over the past 50 years have been largely man-made, according to new research. The study, published … Continue reading →

Warming Arctic Tundra Producing Pop-Up Forests: This is a very worrying development. Tony Abbott ignorant banter about the pricing mechanism on CO2 emissions is laughable in the light of this evidence of global warming!

Four of Australia’s top trading partners are among the world’s fastest growing clean energy manufacturing hubs in 2010-2011, with Australia lagging in 26th spot, according to a new report commissioned by WWF. The third edition of Clean Economy, Living Planet … Continue reading →

La Perouse Market Gardens are under threat from a takeover by Botany Cemetery. Randwick Council is debating it’s Local Environmental Plan at their meeting this Tuesday, May 22 from 6:00 PM. If you are a resident of Randwick please attend … Continue reading →

Leeanne, Greg and Tony set up a couple of tables at Randwick City Council’s Permaculture Day Event on Sunday, May 6, 2012 at the HUB to talk to visitors about CASES and 100% Renewables’ ‘Let’s Build Big Solar’ campaign. We … Continue reading →

On Saturday, May 5, Climate Action Sydney Eastern Suburbs (CASES) and other community members, from both near and far, joined the rest of the world is drawing attention to the affect global warming is having on our climate. Leeanne Tyler, … Continue reading →