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Wetland Revival
Wetlands don’t get the credit they deserve. They are biodiversity bonanzas, shielding coastlines from heavy weather, filtering our waterways and critically, capturing carbon. That’s right. Wetlands reduce emissions by absorbing carbon that would otherwise …Read moreGrowing jet fuel
A huge step has been taken toward making flying more sustainable while elevating local agribusiness, as a project that could change the way we travel takes flight. The project? Simple. Grow SAF. Let us …Read moreSea Monster: Revealed
It is rare we bear witness to the unveiling of a new sea monster, but avast, for we welcome a world first; a 209,000 tonne, natural gas-breathing monolith. Built by wizards and piloted by …Read moreMoomba coming soonba
One of the world’s largest carbon capture hubs, with the potential to capture up to 20 million tonnes of carbon dioxide every year, has been confirmed for development in South Australia. That’s not even …Read moreContributing to clearer skies
Heating and cooking are vital parts of our day to day. The ease, convenience and speed of a gas stove or hot water system is just a part of life. It’s something so innate, …Read moreWA to boon?
$439.9 billion could be added to WA’s Gross State Product over the next 20 years. That’s the equivalent of Elon Musk’s entire net worth (plus quite a bit of change). We know what you’re …Read more
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