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- Australia's future 'lies in solar power'
- Sarko says sorry to Irish for goal
- SA fires take toll as crews crash trucks
- Fire staff sent redundancy letters
- SA fire burning out of control
- Cinema popcorn 'a nutritional horror'
- US army to blame for New Orleans floods
- Greyer, thinner Obama 'doesn't blame job'
- Indonesia flouts asylum housing deal
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- US army to blame for New Orleans floods
- Orchestra to give concert in brothel
- At a glance: Renewables & Australia
- Cinema popcorn 'a nutritional horror'
- French boy charged with attempted murder
- Minchin fronts ETS revolt
- Twins spend first night in separate beds
- India eyes move to plastic money
- SA fires take toll as crews crash trucks
- Australia 'among worst carbon offenders'
- French police stop high school massacre
- Crean backs funding for medals
- Wind energy 'has a future in Australia'
- Australia faces 'huge' skills shortage
- Girl, 10, tasered in shower row
- Rudd 'concerned' over Scientology
- Heatwave 'connected to climate change'
- Indonesia flouts asylum housing deal
- Xenophon calls for probe into Scientology
- Sarko says sorry to Irish for goal
Can Copenhagen succeed?
17 Nov 2009, 4:08PM
- Can the Copenhagen summit be saved?
- Q&A: What is the Copenhagen summit?
- How do emission reduction pledges compare?
- Your say: Australia's CO2 reduction target
How does the ETS work?
16 Nov 2009, 2:05PM
There is so much debate about the federal government Emission Trading Scheme, but how does it work? What are the Coalition's proposed amendments?
Australia's future 'lies in solar power'
19 Nov 2009, 6:28PM
When people think of solar power, photovoltaics come to mind. But experts say Australia's future lies in solar thermal. SBS' reporter PJ Madam reports.
Coastal erosion battle escalates
17 Nov 2009, 11:48AM
Byron Bay council's retreat policy bans waterfront homeowners from building walls to stop erosion. SBS' Emma Hannighan reports.
Interactive map: Climate change effects
11 Nov 2009, 12:00AM
The British government has created an interactive map demonstrating the impact of global warming. Try it here.
Wind turbine boom in China
22 Nov 2009, 2:15PM
China's target of generating 15 per cent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020 is seeing a boom in wind turbine technology.
- ETS countdown amidst Opposition disunity
- Rudd unveils NSW wind farm
- At a glance: Renewables & Australia
ETS countdown amidst Opposition disunity
22 Nov 2009, 10:12AM
Labor has again attacked the Opposition for its internal bickering over ETS, while Malcolm Turnbull is confident he can turn his shadow cabinet around.
- Turnbull ''doomed'' if ETS deal fails
- Copenhagen will be a success: UN
- Climate divisions dog Liberal Party
Govt won't rule out double dissolution
20 Nov 2009, 12:07PM
Labour's Simon Crean says the government is keeping all its options open, including a double dissolution election, if an agreement on the ETS can't be reached.
- Up to 30 Liberals could cross floor on ETS
- How does the ETS work?
- ETS: Coalition''s proposed amendments
Can the Copenhagen summit succeed?
20 Nov 2009, 11:43AM
As the Copenhagen summit approaches and a legally binding deal looks increasingly unlikely, SBS investigates what will be the significance of these historic talks.
- Can the Copenhagen summit be saved
- Q&A: What is the Copenhagen summit?
- How do emission reduction pledges compare?
Bearing the brunt of climate change: Kiribati
20 Nov 2009, 10:00AM
The tiny pacific island nation of Kiribati is one of three nations that are expected to disappear within 50 years thanks to rising sea levels, SBS Senior Correspondent Brian Thomson reports.
- Kiribati doomed to disappear
- Kiribati''s daily battle against climate change
- Climate change refugees already a reality
Germany calls for binding climate deal in 2010
20 Nov 2009, 7:06AM
German Chancellor Merkel acknowledged that no global climate deal is likely at talks in Copenhagen next month.
- Have your say: Australia''s CO2 reduction targets
- Q&A: What is the Copenhagen summit?
- How do emission reduction pledges compare?
Minchin fronts ETS revolt
19 Nov 2009, 4:13PM
Kevin Rudd called on Malcolm Turnbull to get his partyroom into line as critics found their voice on the ETS in parliament today.
- Coalition MPs set to revolt
- Heatwave ''connected to climate change''
- Up to 30 Liberals could cross floor on ETS
Up to 30 Liberals could cross floor on ETS
19 Nov 2009, 11:54AM
Up to 30 Liberal MPs and senators are set to defy their leader Malcolm Turnbull on emissions trading, one of the party's prominent climate change sceptics says.
- Govt won''t rule out double dissolution
- PM accuses coalition over delaying ETS
- ETS: Coalition''s proposed amendments
Govt aims to exploit climate divisions
18 Nov 2009, 7:48PM
The federal government is demanding Malcolm Turnbull guarantee a Senate vote on emissions trading laws this year.
Rudd unveils NSW wind farm
18 Nov 2009, 7:39PM
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and NSW Premier Nathan Rees have opened a wind farm billed as the biggest renewable energy project in the state since the Snowy Hydro scheme.
