This week Joe and Laurence discuss the $30 billion solar array slated for Australia's Northern Territory, simplify the science behind fire, and review a new practical guide to upfront carbon reductions authored by the Green Building Council of Australia, Lendlease, the NSW Government, Sustainability Victoria, and Mott Macdonald. Join in to hear more on the interesting stories behind these topics.    For any questions or suggestions please contact Joe and Laurence at <a href= "mailto:hello@nwmedia.au">hello@nwmedia.au</a>.    Links: Twin burner wood heaters (not sponsored): <a href= "https://www.pellet.com.au/products/xeoos-twinfire-wood-heater/">https://www.pellet.com.au/products/xeoos-twinfire-wood-heater/</a> Fire science basics: https://www.sciencelearn.org.nz/resources/747-what-is-fire#:~:text=Heated%20molecules%20are%20loosened%2C%20moving,remaining%20fuel%20at%20ignition%20temperature.

E48 - Golden Plains Wind Farm and Hydrogen Power

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