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Today's three pieces from the mainstream media about "what went right".
Solar switch for one of Australia's biggest companies funded by community by Ursula Malone (ABC Western Australia)
A solar investment firm is buying solar panel arrays, leasing them to companies, and selling them the power produced by the solar panels. After seven years, the firm which is leasing the panels gets to keep them.
Ebola vaccine is safe and effective, scientists declare after trials by Sarah Boseley, Health Editor (Guardian).
A vaccine effective against ebola has been created and trialled in West Africa, and looks to be effective in preventing the spread of the disease.
Meet the people working this Christmas Day by ABC News Breakfast (ABC Victoria)
A profile of five people who are going to be working on Christmas Day (despite the public holiday), for various reasons.
So there's my three for the day (it took a bit of searching today, which is understandable - not every day is a "slow news" day where these sorts of stories percolate up onto the pages). As always, if you have anything to share, drop it in the comments.
Solar switch for one of Australia's biggest companies funded by community by Ursula Malone (ABC Western Australia)
A solar investment firm is buying solar panel arrays, leasing them to companies, and selling them the power produced by the solar panels. After seven years, the firm which is leasing the panels gets to keep them.
Ebola vaccine is safe and effective, scientists declare after trials by Sarah Boseley, Health Editor (Guardian).
A vaccine effective against ebola has been created and trialled in West Africa, and looks to be effective in preventing the spread of the disease.
Meet the people working this Christmas Day by ABC News Breakfast (ABC Victoria)
A profile of five people who are going to be working on Christmas Day (despite the public holiday), for various reasons.
So there's my three for the day (it took a bit of searching today, which is understandable - not every day is a "slow news" day where these sorts of stories percolate up onto the pages). As always, if you have anything to share, drop it in the comments.
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