Tag: geography
Ed Darmanin’s Big Lap — Part 2: Sydney to Broome
By Ed Darmanin as told to David Waterworth for CleanTechnica Here we go, in Ed’s words with comments from me in square brackets. When I rode out of Sydney on 24 June, the plan was simple enough: 18,000 kilometres, anti-clockwise, one electric motorcycle, no support vehicle. What I didn’t plan … [continued]
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BREAKING: School buses to be on Grey-Bruce roads to start school year
School buses will be running in Grey-Bruce when the school year begins. The local school boards announced late Thursday afternoon that an agreement in principle had been reached between themselves and bus operators. School transportation will proceed as normal for the start of the school year in September, the boards said in a statement. School […]
Sides in Grey-Bruce school bus negotiations meeting this week
Both the school board and association representing operators have said all buses may not be running to start school year
Grey-Bruce school buses may be parked to start school year
Association representing bus operators gives Friday deadline for buses to be on road to start school year
China Is Making More Aluminum. Its Emissions May Still Be Peaking.
Earlier this year I argued that China’s aluminum-sector carbon emissions had probably peaked around 2024. Since then, the output data have weakened one important part of that case. China produced 45.02 million tonnes of primary aluminum in 2025, 2.4% more than the year before, and another 23.19 million tonnes in … [continued]
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