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Peter Gardner's February Newsletter

Peter Gardner's February Newsletter

By Portal Admin - 12th March 2018 - Back to News

Dear friend, colleague, media person,

My posts (and guest author) on climate, renewables etc. on my "Gippsland News" page. The website is getting between 400-600 unique visitors per month. All posts for February can be viewed at http://petergardner.info/news/ or individual blogs as follows:-

28.2 ‘Pie in the Sky’ or the Coal to Hydrogen Valley Project
http://petergardner.info/2018/02/pie-in-the-sky-or-the-coal-to-hydrogen-latrobe-valley-project/

25.2 Gippsland Hydrogen & Ammonia
http://petergardner.info/2018/02/gippsland-hydrogen-ammonia/ renewable energy for export

21.2 Carbon Capture and Storage in Gippsland and the Longford Meeting
http://petergardner.info/2018/02/carbon-capture-and-storage-in-gippsland-and-the-longford-meeting/

18.2 Jobs, the Just Transition and Electricity Generation

http://petergardner.info/2018/02/jobs-the-just-transition-and-electricity-generation/

Latrobe Valley win/win options

14.2 100% Renewables in 2030

http://petergardner.info/2018/02/100-renewables-by-2030/

11.2 Modern-day Biochar by John Hermans

http://petergardner.info/2018/02/modern-day-biochar-by-john-hermans/ edited version of Renew article

7.2 RIP for the REP

http://petergardner.info/2018/02/rip-the-rep/ the Renewable Energy Party deregistered by the AEC

4.2 Bairnsdale and the Heat Island Effect

http://petergardner.info/2018/02/bairnsdale-reducing-the-heat-island-effect/


Peter Gardner

Source: www.gippsland.com

Published by: support@gippsland.com

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