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"You might have listened to a podcast or read an article about Pakistan’s solar
rush. Seeing it on the ground and on rooftops and being able to speak with
experts in Pakistan gave me a fuller picture of how a country with 250 million
https://www.positive.news/environment/life-after-oil/
"If it’s tough for a society to transition away from oil, it’s tougher still
for those whose entire livelihood is tied up with the stuff. Yet as the costs
of our addiction to it begin to bite – on our pockets and our planet – an
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"On Thursday, the federal and New South Wales governments jointly announced a
deal to bail out the Tomago aluminium smelter, at a cost of A$2.5 billion over
ten years.
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"In recent days, media reports have revealed several instances where Facebook
has paid for content that could be deemed controversial.
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https://www.positive.news/society/how-rewilding-could-help-stop-the-spread-of-britains-wildfires/>
"Fire is natural in some ecosystems, but almost all British “wildfires” are
started by people. Whether they become catastrophic increasingly depends on the
landscapes they burn through. That’s why wildfire policy can’t only focus on
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