Let’s talk about Energy Subsidies
By Peter McCarthy On March 13 2017, there was an opinion piece in the Australian Financial Review entitled Wind and Solar can only win on […]
Environment
Climate change, power and coal
By 2353NM You may have noticed it’s been a bit hot lately. In fact, if you were born after 1985, you have never experienced a […]
Abrupt Climate Change: there’s strength in the science
By Keith Antonysen Various contrarian opinions are based on the fundamental premise of anthropogenic climate change in relation to how light interacts with radiated infrared. […]
The Australian Government’s planned phase out of unleaded petrol is on the nose
By Dr Anthony Horton Earlier this week, the Australian Federal Government announced a plan to phase out unleaded petrol within 2 years. The basis of […]
Protecting the Sacred
By R D Wood At present many of our best natural features are treated as a resource rather than the precious environment they really are. […]
Technology Population and Behaviour; Connecting the Dots
By Sean Hurley Our species has come a long way since early human history; we have left behind the life of the hunter gather and […]
Abrupt Climate Change: A Shallow Dip Displaying the Complexity of Climate Change
By Keith Antonysen On a New Zealand radio station Guy McPherson suggested that humans would be extinct within 10 years, he made these comments on […]
Something we don’t want to talk about
By Sean Hurley I advocate for fundamental social change. I advocate for fundamental social change because I want our species to have a future. Even […]
Healthy States
By R D Wood We need to be organised in such a way that we create a society where our good health is possible and […]
Depopulate … or perish
By Harquebus The overpopulation problem is one that never seems to be discussed by our misleaders politicians and misinformers journalists. It is time for these shirkers […]
How far off is abrupt Climate Change?
By Keith Antonysen The debate about coal verses renewables can go on for a long period, but, nature makes the decisions in the end. Previously, […]
Are we really doomed?
Many people are rightly concerned about the world’s growing population and its dwindling resources and if they aren’t, they should be. As of August 2016, […]
Analysis of the world’s 500 largest companies puts a spotlight on emissions
By Dr Anthony Horton A recent report on the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions performance of the world’s largest 500 companies between 2010 and 2015 is […]
Environmental policy implications of Brexit must be given priority in exit negotiations with the EU
By Dr Anthony Horton In the wake of the Brexit vote, I have chosen to devote this article to discussing what it means for environmental […]
Coal peddlers are far more dangerous than heroin peddlers
The science is settled regarding the relationship of atmospheric C02 and average atmospheric temperature. Ice cores demonstrate a sturdy correlation that stretches way back for […]