Fresh green links

So what’s been on my radar this week?

I know a lot of you are interested in solar power feed-in tariffs, so you should probably get on over to feedintariff.com.au and sign their petition to replace the individual state tariffs (which are pretty random) with a proper national system. Their aim is to create a simple system that will encourage more people to go solar. I’ve signed up already, having heard about it from Green Living Tips.

With the financial crisis affecting our economy, it might be worth taking a look at the Fast Company’s list of Ten Best Green Jobs for the Next Decade. It’s definitely something all teenagers making training and study decisions should be thinking about.

And on Australia Day, Sydney and Brisbane joined the UN’s Climate Neutral Network. They’ll be implementing a range of actions to reduce their carbon emissions and create green jobs. Since our federal government is taking the laziest possible climate action, I think it’s going to be up to our state and local governments to pick up the slack. Well done, Sydney and Brisbane!