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Seven questions to detect net zero greenwash

Explainers, Research and Resources

In this era of a fast-closing window of opportunity to limit the worst excesses of future climate heating, net zero greenwashing by companies is blossoming. Here’s to spot and avoid it. Let’s try and stick to the science. It’s all we’ve got.  So the first question to ask is how much carbon dioxide-equivalent gases can…

How do I find out what my superannuation fund invests in? A finance expert explains

Explainers, Research and Resources, Finance and Insurance

You want your superannuation savings to be invested in things that also serve the planet’s long-term interests. But how can you be sure your fund’s values align with yours – or even its own claims?

What types of hydrogen energy are there? A quick guide to hydrogen

Explainers

Here at The Green List we’ve been hearing a lot more about hydrogen these days. Green, blue, grey… it can be confusing to understand what these different terms actually mean.

Greenwashing: how ads get you to think brands are greener than they are – and how to avoid falling for it

Explainers, Research and Resources

Ads are ubiquitous in many people’s lives, whether on billboards across our cities or on our phones as we’re tracked across the internet. That’s a huge amount of power and influence. For example, ads which appeal to eco-conscious consumers have the potential to dramatically affect public perceptions of how brands are addressing climate change.

Solar is the cheapest power, and a literal light-bulb moment showed us we can cut costs and emissions even further

Energy services, Explainers

Recent extreme weather events have underscored the need to cut the CO₂ emissions that are driving up global temperatures. This requires a rapid transition of the energy economy to renewable energy sources, the cheapest being solar photovoltaics (PV). And our newly published research points to a way we can drive down costs of the shift even further using cheaper forms of silicon for highly efficient solar panels.

Australians are installing rooftop solar like never before. Who is burdened with taking care of it at home?

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Kathryn Lucas-Healey, Australian National University; Alice Wendy Russell, Australian National University; Hedda Ransan-Cooper, Australian National University, and Hugo Temby, Australian National University

Which PV is better? Distributed rooftop solar PV vs centralised PV power sources

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Here’s some new research out there that will help you choose which type of PV array is best for you and your business. 

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Explainer: is your new home net zero?

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Building a new home and want to make sure it’s operationally net zero?

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The world’s affluent must start eating local food to tackle the climate crisis, new research shows

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The desire by people in richer countries for a diverse range of out-of-season produce imported from overseas is driving up global greenhouse gas emissions, new research has found.

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