Adelaide Green News

As we approach 2010 the culmination of the first decade of the 21st century, we are experiencing many changes around the world. Some are good and some are not for the betterment of mankind. With an aging society, in twenty...

Australia — Australians thought they were prepared for wildfires...The infernos that blazed across Victoria state last February were the most destructive in the history of a country that faces more than 50,000 fires in an average year. In the end,...

United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen says the world must address the issue because the future of the planet is at stake. Joel Dignam, 18, is part of Australia's Youth Climate Coalition, which is sending a delegation to Copenhagen....

The Country Fire Service has just released a Bushfire Watch and Act message stating the fire near Belt Rd at Millicent may threaten public safety. The CFS advises the fire is travelling north-east towards Belt Rd. Smoke, flames and burning...

Australia should actively develop a nuclear energy industry and investigate the storage of nuclear waste in the Outback, says Business SA. The industry would take advantage of the state's world-leading uranium resources and make SA a major contributor in the...

The majority of jobs were in metropolitan Adelaide, where 100-kilometre-an-hour winds brought down trees and power lines. Adelaide has received 10 millimetres of rain since 9:00am on Saturday and more than 30 millimetres has fallen in some parts of the...

Tests by Adelaide City Council show the level of blue-green algae again is above recommended safe levels. But forecast showers and cooler temperatures in coming days are expected to help slow or even end the algal growth.

Article from: VALERINA CHANGARATHIL November 23, 2009 12:30pm LOGISTICS giant Linfox has cut greenhouse gas emissions by 28 per cent between 2007 and 2009 - much higher than its 15 per cent target and 12 months ahead of schedule. Linfox...