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July 31, 2009

Not the most creative site in history... but... This site explains how the Australian coal industry is taking action to help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions while providing secure energy for Australia and the world.

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A new generation of technologies has the potential to decrease CO2 emissions from coal-fuelled power stations by as much as 90%. These technologies could help Australia and many other countries meet the challenge of climate change.

I like that sites are now taking the lead on driving change, Site via
dtdigital.com.au

By: marka // Permalink // Comment(s): (2)
Category(s): New websites

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Great illustration and animation work. Understandable interface.

Posted by: Alexander Bickov at August 1, 2009 08:43 AM

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Looks like the work of the artist that also did the vimeo page illustrations. Looking great :)

Posted by: tomlaut at August 3, 2009 09:28 AM

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