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Much more powerful methods are needed than those currently used in Germany, Europe and worldwide at cabinet and parliamentary levels: one that is tantamount to a general mobilization.
This includes the requirements and concepts of this 10-point plan:
Peter Hannam explains why regions, known for coal production, can now be used for renewable energies. New South Wales' new amendment will allow solar and wind to be built where coal landscapes were before. Find out more about the new energy zones in The Sidney Morning Gerald.
After the international board of EUROSOLAR e.V. had passed the call for the Renewable Decade in February, it is now putting in a ten-point plan to ring in a renewable age. The tenor: 100 percent renewable energies are only the beginning of necessary climate stabilization.
Environmental editor Damian Carrington explains in his new piece why the International Energy Agency expects green electricity to end coal’s 50-year reign by 2025. Read on in The Guardian.
Scientist find 'Sleeping giants of the carbon cycle' Arctic methane deposits starting to release. Right now they are unlikely to have any major impact on global warming. But this process has now been triggered. Find out more in Jonathan Watts' piece.