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. […]
Environment
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 […]
How much international media attention will it take to get direct action and protect the Great Barrier Reef?
By Dr Anthony Horton The current controversy involving Ellen DeGeneres and Australian Minister for the Environment Greg Hunt is certainly not the first time (and […]
A climate change catastrophe of our own making
By James Moylan We have just seen a huge coral bleaching event critically impact sections of the northern Great Barrier Reef. The seriously damaged areas […]