Antinuclear

Injustice At Sea: the Irradiated Sailors of the USS Reagan March 7, 2018 by Linda Pentz Gunter American sailors on the USS Ronald Reagan were exposed to radiation from Fukushima. Many are sick. Some have died. Why can’t they get justice? Sailors scrub the flight deck aboard the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan following […]

City of Sydney add funds to help Ausgrid’s push for more rooftop solar in Australia’s biggest city to avoid costly grid upgrades.

Oz Minerals to build solar and storage plant at flagship mine in first move to use renewables to supply big mining projects. It also signs a deal to share costs of new transmission line with developer of solar tower plant.

Architect of Australia’s most successful renewables policies says proposed National Energy Guarantee lacks ambition, transparency, and won’t hit climate targets.

Thursday’s sudden outage of Victoria’s Loy Yang B unit marked the 13th failure of a major coal unit this summer – and offered just the latest illustration of the vulnerability of Australia’s ageing and increasingly intermittent coal fleet.

Two big coal units fail simultaneously in Victoria, taking total trips to 44 since start of summer, and 13 for brown coal generators since Christmas. Tesla battery hopped in again.