Climate Change 2005 - 2006
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2005 - 2006
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18 January 2006 |
Challenging year ahead for the NT environment. Greenhouse, uranium, water, land clearing, invasive species and marine conservation will dominate NT agenda in 2006, the Environment Centre NT said today. |
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2 December 2005 |
Darwin and Alice join international day of action on global warming. Top End and Alice Springs environment groups will be participating in Saturday’s world-wide day of action on global warming. The day coincides with the UN conference on global warming currently taking place in Canada. |
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8 September 2005 |
New report challenges wisdom of Federal Ministers’ nuclear power claims. A coalition of environment and public heath groups has today released a report that challenges the often repeated and rarely questioned mantra that nuclear power is 'clean' and a potential fix for climate change. The report is called 'Nuclear Energy: No Solution to Climate Change' (see www.foe.org.au). |
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27 July 2005 |
Howard government must be held accountable for impacts of climate change. The Environment Centre of the Northern Territory (ECNT) says the Howard government must be held accountable for the potentially catastrophic impacts of global warming and climate change outlined in the Climate Change: Risk and Vulnerability report it released yesterday. |
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29 June 2005
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NT
Environment Centre counters nuclear misinformation campaign. ECNT has commenced
a community awareness campaign to counter the misinformation
being put out by the nuclear industry and the Federal government
in support of increased uranium mining and nuclear power. Our
new information brochure explains why nuclear is NOT the solution
to global warming (or anything else).
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brochure 'Don't Buy the Nuclear Con' (192 KB)
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24 June 2005
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NT’s
greenhouse shame. The NT has seen an extraordinary 72% increase
in greenhouse gas emissions from 1990 to 2002, according to a
report just released by the Australian Government Greenhouse
Office. The report presents the latest available figures and
reveals that the NT is responsible for emitting almost 90 tonnes
of greenhouse gases per person compared to the Australian average
of 27.5 tonnes.
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