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Australian Agriculture and its future

Anika Molesworth is a young 28 year old from Broken Hill who in 2015 was selected as the Australian Young Farmer of the Year. Anika is currently completing her PhD. Her pet interests concern equity for farmers in Australia and …

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The Language we use: Carbon Metrics

The EAAA Newsletter actively seeks contributions from its membership. If you have a story about what is happening in your community irrespective of whether you live whether it is in Australia, Vietnam, Ghana or Malaysia, please send it in. [Yes, …

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Beyond Paris: avoiding the trap of carbon metrics

CAMILA MORENO, LILI FUHR, and DANIEL SPEICH CHASSÉ 8 February 2016 Instead of changing our economic system to make it fit within the natural limits of the planet, we are redefining nature so that it fits within the economic system. …

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Fungi and their role

It is surprising how little we know about fungi and their role in our world of farming. Yes fungi may have a significant role in absorbing phosphorus from the soil and delivering it to the plants. While this is an …

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What We Want From the Climate Agreement

Special announcement from IFOAM IFOAM – ORGANICS INTERNATIONAL AT COP 21 CLIMATE CONFERENCE IN PARIS The world’s attention will be on Paris for the 21st Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate …

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Towards the 2015 Paris Climate Accord

By Johannes Bauer | 21 November, 2015 What we already can tell before the talks in Paris start End of November many thousands of delegates and participants will arrive in Paris to discuss the future of the world.  In the …

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The making of biochar and why?

By Sebastian Klein In his recent book Atmosphere of Hope, Time Flannery points out that at current rates of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, in addition to existing atmospheric GHG concentrations we are quite certain to overshoot 2°C of warming by …

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Popularising Climate science!?

By Johannes Bauer | 18 November, 2015 How science sensationalism serves meaningful action badly while distorting science. An unholy alliance Our perceptions of climate change, if it happens, whether we have caused it and our responses to it, have been shaped …

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Choices – black penwork by Cath Marriott

Biological sheep farmer and EAAA member Cath Marriott submitted this extraordinarily detailed artwork to EAAA contributing to our growing art and photo of the month portfolio. Cath’s family-owned and run property Yarallah is located 10km west of Benalla, Victoria. The Marriott family pride …

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Today’s take on climate change and it is sobering!

2 degrees, or 4 degrees, or higher….. who would like to make an offer! Yes, it is almost an auction where the loser takes nothing and nor does the winner. The temperature is going up…..up……up and at current rate could …

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