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What we know today, Thursday April 22
Today’s breaking news from South Australia, the nation and abroad.
News
Today’s breaking news from South Australia, the nation and abroad.
Opinion
The Productivity Commission says a national plan for water security needs updating for the challenges of a growing population and climate change. Governments must act urgently on water reform, argues Quentin Grafton.
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Walking and cycling infrastructure will be prioritised in road upgrades, while tram, train and bus services will become more efficient, accessible and frequent under a State Government plan to deliver a new “modern, low emissions” transport system to combat climate change.
Construction of the first farm and processing plant to turn red seaweed into a feed supplement for cows to reduce their methane production by 90 per cent is expected to begin mid next year.
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Powerful blue collar unions are urging Labor to show greater unity on energy policy by strongly supporting coal and gas.
South Australia is the best equipped jurisdiction in the country to respond to climate change, with the state’s increasing reliance on solar and wind power likely to have the additional benefit of increasing jobs after the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report by economist Ross Garnaut.
