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Parents took an energy giant to court over "carbon neutral". The government just scrapped the scheme that made it possible

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By Tegan George, Kate Dooley, Ketan Joshi
| thepoint.com.au
Three years ago, a plucky grassroots group of mums, dads and grandparents did something no-one had done before. We took one of Australia’s largest energy retailers, EnergyAustralia, to the Federal Court because we didn’t believe its “carbon neutral” claim – a claim the Australian Government had certified. And last week, the government came round to our view.
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As giant AI-obsessed hyperscalers go, Google is top of the charts

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By Ketan Joshi
| Crikey Verified
There are so many examples of corporate screwups that are tough to explain. How did the Pepsi ad with Kendall Jenner get approved? What was the internal process behind Woolworths commemorating the ANZACS with a “fresh in our memories” campaign? Did no-one truly check what Susan Boyle’s album release hashtag would look like? For most of these, we’ll never know. But when it comes to every ham-fisted screwup enacted by tech companies, there is no mystery at all.
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Greens warn rapid expansion of AI risks becoming ‘another mining boom’ without urgent regulation

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By Tegan George, Kate Dooley, Ketan Joshi
| thepoint.com.au
The Greens are calling for an urgent one-year freeze on approvals for new data centres until Parliament has legislated nationally consistent rules to regulate Australia’s rapidly expanding AI industry. The party says a pause would give Canberra time to establish rules about issues such as energy use, water consumption, emissions and community impacts before any more large-scale projects get the green light.
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