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Tag Archives: adaptation
Wyong has a responsibility to act
We have been hearing lately about the winding back of Wyong Shire Council’s sea level rise measures. CEN recently made comments on the WSC LEP (Local Environmental Plan). The LEP is the head planning document that will govern development in … Continue reading
Coal is Too Expensive
Coal has become more expensive than renewable energy and it is even more expensive when the carbon tax is added in. Photovoltaic electricity generation comes in at 20% cheaper than coal while wind generation is now 44% cheaper. Even gas … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, climate change, coal, mitigation, price on carbon
A passionate opinion from Bernard
This is a quote mined from Tamino’s web site, Open Mind by Bernard (Bernard J. October 5, 2012 at 2:50 pm) http://tamino.wordpress.com/2012/10/04/oh-shit/#more-5731 Bernard reflects the urgency of action for today. We should take a leaf from his book! “I’ve said … Continue reading
Report Released
At Woytopia, 28th Oct, Climate Future released its report on the Sea Level Rise Forum held recently in Woy Woy. The Report details the opinions of the community on what we should be doing to adapt to sea level rise and … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, Central Coast, climate change, climate change impacts, coastal erosion, flooding, Green Room Talks, public forum, sea level rise, Woy Woy, Woytopia
Renew your Energy with Climate Future at Woytopia
Climate Futureis running the Green Room Talks at the Woytopia Festival on Sun 28th Oct 2012 ( http://www.woytopia.info/ ). Starting with the launch of the Report on the recent well attended Woy Woy Forum on Sea Level Rise, we have … Continue reading
Sea Level Rise Seminar to be held at Woy Woy
Woy Woy and the wider Central Coast area is highly vulnerable to sea level rise due to the large number of waterfront properties and low-lying suburbs in the area. The Woy Woy peninsula itself is only 7m above sea level … Continue reading
