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Sleep Walking Into Subservience: Sovereignty or COP26

Commentary Some Australians are more worried about net zero climate policies than defending our freedom and sovereignty, ironically .

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Australia net zero: Scott Morrison s plan dismays climate technology experts

The Prime Minister said their future innovation would do the heavy lifting in getting to net zero, but Aussie climate tech experts say policy changes could do it today.

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Robber barons and high-speed traders dominate Australia s water market

Robber barons and high-speed traders dominate Australia s water market
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New U of R hub connecting clean energy research and application

A one-stop shop: New U of R hub connecting clean energy research and real-world application We do believe that collectively we can do this, but separately it s hard to achieve those (emission) targets. Author of the article: Lynn Giesbrecht Publishing date: May 10, 2021 • 5 days ago • 3 minute read • Hussam Ibrahim, director of the Clean Energy Technologies Research Institute (CETRI) and associate professor of engineering at the University of Regina, stands near the Greenhouse Gas Technologies Centre at the university in Regina, Saskatchewan on May 7, 2021. BRANDON HARDER/ Regina Leader-Post Photo by BRANDON HARDER /Regina Leader-Post Article content Hussam Ibrahim knows new and better technologies will be needed in order for Canada to meet its emission goals, but he also sees existing technologies being underused.

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How the global steel industry is cutting out coal

Share As backlash erupted last year in response to the Alberta government s plans to open up large swaths of the Rocky Mountain region to metallurgical coal mines, alternative plans were already afoot in the global steel-making industry. Companies have introduced technologies that could eliminate their centuries-old reliance on metallurgical coal, including plans to be entirely free of fossil fuels in just over 20 years. Photo: Shutterstock “We’re going down to zero.” That’s what Thomas Hörnfeldt, vice president of sustainable business at the Swedish-based steel-maker SSAB, told The Narwhal of his company’s carbon emissions. Hörnfeldt spoke to me on a video call from his office in Stockholm, a virtual backdrop of a picturesque Swedish canal flickering behind his office chair. He proudly displays a small piece of what he described as SSAB’s first fossil-fuel-free steel on his desk.

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