Guide to a Green Christmas
Feeling conflicted over your love of Christmas and your passion for the planet? To avoid the Boxing Day shame that comes with uneaten leftovers and overflowing wheelie bins, we’ve put
Read MoreFeeling conflicted over your love of Christmas and your passion for the planet? To avoid the Boxing Day shame that comes with uneaten leftovers and overflowing wheelie bins, we’ve put
Read MoreRace to Zero is Zero Emissions Noosa’s school-based behaviour change program. The energy efficiency education program utilises www.solarschools.net supported by real time data from each individual school meter. Each school
Read MoreThe scientific consensus is in, humans need to eat more consciously to maintain our beautiful planet as we know it. Recent buzz-worthy documentaries the Game Changers (Netflix) and 2040 (selected
Read MoreAs climate strikes rage and government debates drag out around the world, there’s no shortage of climate reading. Sometimes boring and often straight-up depressing, it can be a struggle to
Read MoreWe recently chatted with Amy McGaw, a Health Teacher and Sustainability Programs Co-ordinator at Toowoomba East State School, Queensland. To tell us about your school please email info@solarschools.net. How did
Read MoreAustralia as a nation is good at a lot of things. We generally punch above our weight in sport and entertainment, but sadly not so when it comes to climate
Read MoreSolar Schools regularly spotlights research and innovations that address climate change but often the people behind these stories remain relatively obscure. Here are five passionate and motivated women working to
Read MoreWhat could you be doing with your data? Many companies invest in collecting data, but to what end? Today, data is being amassed at ever-increasing rates by governments, multinational corporations,
Read MoreIf you’ve shopped for LEGO recently you may have noticed the super cool Vestas Wind Turbine. We’re big fans (#dadjoke) not only because it includes a little motor to simulate
Read MoreYou’ve most likely seen the grainy, black and white World War II era footage of atomic bombs exploding. The immense power with the ominous mushroom cloud filling the entire sky.
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