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Why Strike Energy's fast-tracked urea plant is latest example of hydrogen greenwashing - Vimarsana News

Why Strike Energy's fast-tracked urea plant is latest example of hydrogen greenwashing

Multi-billion urea project hailed as example of "clean hydrogen" will be almost entirely dependent on fossil gas as its primary feedstock.

Climate fears trigger green hydrogen rush | Global Trade Review (GTR) - Vimarsana News

Climate fears trigger green hydrogen rush | Global Trade Review (GTR)

Governments, investors and at least one billionaire are betting big that humble hydrogen, the simple ‘H’ in ‘H2O’, can accelerate a global energy transition as the world increasingly scrambles for alternatives to oil and gas. As potential importers grow impatient, the race to become export heavyweights is on. Jacob Atkins reports.   It’s 2050. Dozens ...

Three simple, low cost actions that can accelerate transition to zero emissions - Vimarsana News

Three simple, low cost actions that can accelerate transition to zero emissions

Here are three simple, low cost actions that could accelerate push to zero emissions, and some less easy policy moves that could lock it in.

'Craziest idea I've heard': Malcolm Turnbull attacks using superannuation to buy property - Vimarsana News

'Craziest idea I've heard': Malcolm Turnbull attacks using superannuation to buy property

'Craziest idea I've heard': Malcolm Turnbull attacks using superannuation to buy property Ben Butler © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Bianca de Marchi/AAP The former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has said allowing people to withdraw from their retirement savings to help buy a house is “the craziest idea I’ve heard” and lashed politicians for being patronising by denying ordinary Australians an increase in the superannuation rate. Appearing on Friday at an event organised by Industry Super Australia, Turnbull also took aim at “really poor arguments” against...

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