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Australia’s Energy Crisis Could Force Changes To Urban Planning
The increasing threat of blackouts in Australia is becoming more than just an inconvenience – these power outages have the…
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Audit Reveals Rising Popularity Of Solar Batteries
With renewable energy options gaining in popularity throughout Australia, more and more homeowners are looking at solar batteries as a…
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Ding Dong Monsanto’s Gone
We may finally have a solution to the plant killer Monsanto: MycoPesticide, a super spectacular amazing natural pesticide created, or…
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Pollution Has Been Discovered Even In The World’s Deepest Ocean Trenches
High levels of persistent organic pollutants, including polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), were found in crustaceans living in some of the planet’s…
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Conditions For Receiving Funding For Conversion To Organic Farming In Scotland
What is Organic Farming? It is a form farming that purely involves natural ways of crop cultivation and rearing of…
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Toxic Oilsands Tailings Could Be Cleaned Up With The Help Of Dandelion Fungi
Upon noting the weed’s unique ability to grow anywhere, Edmonton scientist Kelcie Miller-Anderson started investigating what makes dandelions so hardy.…
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Australian Scientists Are Disappointed To Admit That Extreme Weather Is Now The Norm
At a four-day conference themed around “Australasian weather, climate, and oceans: past, present, and future,” climate scientists from Australia and…
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Organic Produce In High Demand From Colorado Farmers
Growing numbers of Colorado farmers are making the switch from traditional farming methods to organic ones, to accommodate the increasing…
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Prime Farmland Destroyed Thanks To Energy Company’s Lack Of Foresight
A lack of foresight on the part of Linc Energy has caused “irreversible” damage to more than 300 square kilometres…
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Energy Crisis Won’t Be Solved With A Return To Fossil Fuels
Power outages during a heatwave in South Australia have led some segments of the public to push for a return…
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Australia Could Be The First Victim Of “Madhouse” Denial Of Climate Science
As the United States government begins scaling back environmental protections, climate scientist and Penn State professor Michael Mann is warning…
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Degraded Land Impacts The Metabolism Of Local Bees
Researchers in Perth have potentially uncovered a secret to understanding the declining populations of bees around the globe. According to…
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