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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Certainty and Uncertainty
One of the more common arguments in support of a prominent role in carbon dioxide for shaping the global climate is that we can’t explain the 20th century warming without factoring it into the models. Of course, such an application … Continue reading
Travel less (unless you’re a politician, UN big-wig or bureaucrat)
One of the key features of the environmental movement is the insistence on changing our lifestyles. Their beefs with the way we live range from the lightbulbs we use in our homes to the food we eat, from the energy we use … Continue reading
Celebrate Australia Day
With the national day now at hand, it seems we now have to go through the inevitable debates; the flag, the day and the future of the monarchy (although the republicans have been a bit quieter this year). Perhaps the most … Continue reading
Hippies: It’s only your money
I find this astounding that someone could have such a contempt for the taxpayers dollar. ONE of the anti-whaling protesters recovered from a Japanese ship by an Australian customs vessel says he reckons taxpayers can bear the cost of their … Continue reading
I see what you did there
Subliminal messages (maybe?) on A Current Affair, in a story promoting the Bureau of Meteorology’s new forecast website. We saw our old mate David Karoly, discussing the weather events of the previous year and the prospects of more this year. La … Continue reading
Don’t you like being lied to, Bob?
Poor Bob’s upset over a tiny, little lie by the Prime Minister. RELATIONS between the Gillard government and the Greens have soured further, with Bob Brown accusing Julia Gillard of acting dishonourably in allowing logging in 2000ha of Tasmania’s native … Continue reading
Labor gives with one hand and takes with the other
With Heinz shutting down a factory in Victoria’s north and Ford jobs under threat in Geelong, the manufacturing sector is under threat in Australia. Don’t worry though, Labor has come to the rescue, chipping in $34 million in an effort … Continue reading
Some common sense from Canada
In Australia, our government has been hijacked by anti-development extremists who have coerced the already-incompetent Labor to impose a carbon tax on our economy. Britain is led by a conservative government who has promised to be the “greenest ever” and … Continue reading
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Tagged australia, canada, carbon tax, environmental extremists, joe oliver, martin ferguson, oil, UK, US
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Stop whinging, Bob
The Age is sympathising with Bob Brown over the surveillance of anti-coal protesters. THE Resources and Energy Minister, Martin Ferguson, has secretly pushed for increased surveillance by federal police intelligence officers of environmental activists who have been protesting peacefully at … Continue reading
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Tagged bob brown, coal, greens, labor, martin ferguson, protests, robert mcclelland
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