YES to buybacks for the Murray Darling Basin! And YAY to the Rising Tide action in Newie! But the sheer scale of China’s energy revolution is the good news winner this week! (It’s only available without $$ for a few days so click now!)
China’s remote deserts are hiding an energy revolution (Bloomberg via futurecrunch)
Labor and Greens reach deal on Murray Darling Basin plan for 450 gigalitres of environmental flows (The Guardian)
Blockading world’s biggest coal port a vision for Newcastle climate group Rising Tide since 2005 (ABC)
Victorian government to repay electric vehicle owners over unconstitutional tax (ABC)
A juice company dumped orange peels in a national park in 2002. Here’s what it looks like now. (Upworthy)
What would nature say? Second UK company appoints the natural world to its board (Positive.News)
Three good things: long-life tech to inspire us beyond our throwaway culture (Positive.News)
Solar apartments: Registrations open for $100,000 grants and zero interest loans (One Step off the Grid)
How the Capacity Investment Scheme can build a better system for First Nations (Renew Economy)
Net zero by 2050 and interim target of 70% emissions reduction by 2035 passed by NSW parliament (The Guardian)
Papua New Guinea Triples Ocean Protection, Announcing Two New Marine Protected Areas (Wildlife Conservation Society)