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Anne Caruana – Ocean Shores
I have got my household electricity use down low, installed solar, practice load shifting and am waiting for prices of home battery and EVs to come down, so what next to save the planet? Firstly I live off my super and am now researching where to move some of it – away from ‘sustainable’ investments…
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Byron Shire Council takes action on Climate Adaptation
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