‘We are not giving up’: New renewable energy target on the table

Alasdair McDonald
Updated November 22 2018 - 1:47pm, first published 1:19pm
Clean Energy for Eternity's Matthew Nott says Tathra can hit a renewable energy target of 100 per cent by the year 2030.
Clean Energy for Eternity's Matthew Nott says Tathra can hit a renewable energy target of 100 per cent by the year 2030.

More than ten years on from the moment Matthew Nott became motivated to do what he could to reduce carbon emissions, the orthopaedic surgeon says grassroots approaches are more crucial than ever.

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