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Nuclear energy is not viable for Australia, for a number of reasons

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By John F. Grimes, Saul Griffith, Tim Buckley Verified, Blair Palese, Janaline Oh, John Hewson, Mara Bun
| Newcastle Herald Verified
The prospect of nuclear power generation in Australia is now a live debate. There are a number of barriers that make nuclear unviable as a solution for Australia's energy transition in a timeframe necessary to respond to the climate, energy and cost-of-living crisis. We outline these below. We need energy, decarbonisation and cost of living solutions this decade. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recommends a 50 per cent emissions reduction by 2030.
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The digital future of food | ANZ BlueNotes

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By Michael Whitehead, Mara Bun, Tom Cropper, Tracee Hutchison
| bluenotes.anz.com
Remember the days when newspapers and TV decided what was news and consumers responded accordingly? Just as the news value chain splintered into a world where people create and share media, the food industry also confronts a changing landscape. And just like in the media, this disruption is digital too. Digital technologies are connecting food producers with consumers in new ways.
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The other impending oil crisis | ANZ BlueNotes

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By Andrew Cornell, Mara Bun, Rodney Maddock, Alex Kewley
| bluenotes.anz.com
While most eyes are focussed on the macroeconomic imbalance causing pushing oil prices below $US40 a barrel, elsewhere the real crisis for oil is accelerating with the adoption of autonomous electric vehicles. In November, I wrote on the biggest trends reshaping the automotive industry, covering key pressures and what the sector might look like in 2030 and beyond. One topic not covered in depth is what it all means for oil. Spoiler alert: it's bad.
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