India … something for everyone.

This collection of pictures was compiled from my last two trips to India, feasting, sight-seeing, bird-watching, soaking up the spirituality and the culture , flying around Sagarmatha and skiing in Kashmir. We stayed in palaces that are relics of the Raj, we prowled the bustling bazaars of Jaipur and Madurai and we hired fat skis to handle the deep powder snow of Gulmarg. You have to love India so let’s go. My travel agent friend in Delhi is ready to make the arrangements.

Daily Links Sep 15

The article at the URL below sees us stalled at the crossroads. But Christiana Figueres, in talking through her hat as Tony Abbott claimed, makes more sense than any other ‘through-hat talker’ I’ve heard. Oh to be innovative and agile in energy and climate policy in these most exciting of times.http://www.thefifthestate.com.au/urbanism/climate-change-news/australia-is-suffering-climate-paralysis-but-the-prognosis-is-positive/95363

Daily Links Sep 14

Indeed, the government should get of the way of the energy industry and the transition that is underway. Their ‘dirty energy target’ is an absolute hindrance to the policy certainty that will accelerate that transition.

Daily Links Sep 13

Now I don’t want to be an alarmist or catastrophist or any other of those worrisome people but this has me a little worried. Huber says that ‘Lizards will be fine, birds will be fine’ but I’m not one of those. And in only a few generations, will my descendants be among the fewer humans who will be fine? And what does ‘fine’ mean?www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/sep/09/this-is-how-your-world-could-end-climate-change-global-warming