NAB's path to carbon neutrality uncovers new energy
In 2010 the NAB achieved carbon neutrality. This milestone was accompanied by high levels of enthusiasm by staff. The energy and strength of support for this initiative has become a great asset for the bank.Read more (PDF)
Garnaut Review
Prof. Ross Gaunaut's Climate Change Review. See: SummaryNewsletter Nov. 2011
View the current Newsletter (PDF) hereDo Australian energy exports face a long term risk?
View the article by Ben Scheltus, CEO Climate Alliance
2C communique
Climate Alliance signs the 2°C Communique at Durban
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2011 Leadership Awards
The 2011 Climate Alliance Business Leadership Awards winners have been announced.
Winners were: Board - Qenos Pty Ltd, Business Leader - Mr Ben Waters (GE Ecomagination) & Innovator/Exporter - Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd.
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While Washington waits, investors act on Climate Change
“Climate change is certain to be a major factor in investments for the foreseeable future - perhaps the biggest investment factor of our lifetimes,” said Kevin Parker, global head of Deutsche Asset...
Read More... EUA makes a beautiful set of numbers
At the end of the day, according to green enthusiast Harry Chua, it’s the beautiful set of numbers on the bottom line that make the recent deal to upgrade his office building in the Melbourne CBD speak...
Read More... Business of Innovating: Bringing Low Carbon Solutions to Market - Oct. 2011
"Today’s policy environment, particularly in the United States, is creating an extraordinarily uncertain environment for business decision-making. In the face of such uncertainties, corporate executives...
Read More... World headed for irreversible climate change in five years, IEA warns
The Guardian revealed in May an IEA analysis that found emissions had risen by a record amount in 2010, despite the worst recession for 80 years. Last year, a record 30.6 gigatonnes (Gt) of carbon dioxide...
Read More... The great gas debate
Moving to natural gas is not the ideal solution many would have us believe...
Adjunct Professor Alan Pears shares his view - read more (PDF)
from: www.renew.org.au December, 2011