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• From the 'paperless office' to renewable energy, change leaves its critics behind

  11 Sep 2014: John Quiggin: We know that renewable energy poses a real threat to the viability of fossil fuels, so why are its critics so persistent? Look to the ‘paperless office’ debate for an explanation

• UN's Kandeh Yumkella: 'we will raise $120bn to halve energy poverty'

  Guardian Professional, 10 Sep 2014: The energy UN under-secretary general tells Holly Young that funding and collaboration are key to giving renewables a fighting chance

• Solar energy cells you can print out catching commercial eye, says CSIRO

  10 Sep 2014: Australian researchers create ‘solar ink’ that can be printed on a material and used to charge smartphones and laptops

• Why commercialising cleantech is like crossing the ‘valley of death’

  Guardian Professional, 9 Sep 2014: It’s not just lack of money, cleantech start-ups sink because of failure to appreciate the engineering expertise they need

• The government can reduce emissions without reinstating a carbon tax – this is how

  9 Sep 2014: Alex Turnbull: With the energy sector at deadlock, is there anything that the Abbott government can do to reduce emissions without reinstating a carbon tax? The answer is yes

• US climate policy winners and losers: lawyers come out on top

  8 Sep 2014: In the wake of the EPA’s clean power plan, a host of lawsuits indicate that the costs and benefits of President Obama’s climate initiatives will not be shared equally

• Government increasingly divided over plan to scrap renewable energy target

  8 Sep 2014: Christopher Pyne said to have given full support to RET scheme at a private meeting, amid signs cabinet at odds over issue

• Climate change back on the agenda

  7 Sep 2014: Letters: Politicians cite a lack of public support as a reason not to take bold action against climate change. So on 21 September we will meet this with unprecedented public mobilisations around the world

• The ten worst environment decisions in Abbott's first year

  5 Sep 2014:

  Alexander White: A year after his election, what does the Abbott government's environmental record look like? The answer is not pretty.

• World in a week: 600% rise in reports of torture in Mexico

  Guardian Professional, 5 Sep 2014: 1 - 5 September: Catch up with all the development-related news you may have missed this week

• Solar Council campaigns against Tony Abbott over renewable energy target

  5 Sep 2014: The industry body for the solar power sector is targeting marginal electorates – and the government is feeling the heat

• Palmer United party says it's still committed to renewable energy target

  4 Sep 2014: Glenn Lazarus says the RET is working without pushing up power prices – and only ‘climate sceptics’ want to ditch it

• Over 1bn people drink water contaminated by faeces

  Guardian Professional, 2 Sep 2014: A round-up of the news, highlights and announcements from the second day of the annual water conference in Stockholm

• Propane made with renewable process for the first time

  2 Sep 2014: Scientists modify E coli genes to produce gas that can power cars and heat homes
  

• Unusual renewables: bacon-powered motorbikes and cars run on chocolate

  Guardian Professional, 2 Sep 2014: From batteries powered by sweat to a 3D printed wind turbine - some wacky and wonderful innovations in renewable energy

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