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Controlled Load Tariff Explained: What Australian Homeowners Should Know

If you’ve ever looked closely at your electricity bill and spotted a line labelled “Controlled Load 1” or “Tariff 31” sitting separately from your...

How Florida quietly removed climate change content from textbooks

Had Florida’s high school marine biology students read the original draft of their textbook, they would have learned about research that found climate change...

A Sustainable Guide To Back-To-School Shopping

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Tesla is opening Cybercab rides to a select few

Tesla has opened a new sweepstakes to allow the public to be among the first to take an initial ride in a Cybercab. This...

Designing Solar Into a New Home Build in Australia: What to Discuss with Your Builder

More than four in ten Australian homes now run on rooftop solar panels, and new builds are catching up fast to lock in the...

From Research to Industry: Driving the Next Generation of Industrial Innovation – Member Roundup

Industrial innovation is increasingly shaped by the ability to turn scientific knowledge into practical solutions. From artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing to new materials...

Heat Waves, Flex Alerts & Solar + Battery

How Solar + Battery Keeps Your Home Cool When the Grid Is Strained What a Flex Alert actually is A Flex Alert is a voluntary call...

I Tried Quince’s Affordable Cashmere For Fall (Review)

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What we see at left is a a perfect example of a “straw man” argument, i.e., one that deliberately twists one side of the...

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