Australia was the first casualty of the big blackout lie blaming wind power – the US could be next
As climate impacts intensify, power grids stuffed with ageing fossil fuel infrastructure crumble
Tag: South Australia
On the first day of … Australian family finds live koala in their Christmas tree
When the McCormicks came home on Wednesday, the Christmas tree in their Adelaide house had acquired a new ornament
AGL long-duration battery planned for Adelaide marks another leap for renewables
The 250MW battery will provide power for four hours, supporting evening peak demand, and is not subsidised by state or federal governments
Murray-Darling Basin: fight looms over NSW plan to license floodplain harvesting
Greens warn legalising the capture of floodwaters and diverting it to primarily irrigate cotton ‘spells end of the lower Darling river’
‘Shell shock’: Kangaroo Island struggles to recover amid bushfire grief and Covid-19
Almost half of the island was incinerated in January and just as the locals were catching their breath from one disaster, the coronavirus outbreak hit
NSW water officials knew decades of unmeasured floodplain harvesting by irrigators was illegal
Senior group meeting in January discussed the legal implications of practice that critics blame for preventing water flowing further down the Murray-Darling system