Daily Links Feb 28
Our (I had no say) Deputy P M elevates his regard for Dorothea Mackellar’s poetry above the conclusions of climate scientists. We do not need more anti-wind climate change denying politicians leading us backwards.
Our (I had no say) Deputy P M elevates his regard for Dorothea Mackellar’s poetry above the conclusions of climate scientists. We do not need more anti-wind climate change denying politicians leading us backwards.
Water is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the environment. If there’s some available for the economy in whichever format we create it, it is available as a resource. The Gnats see it only as a resource, as Weatherill says, take water from them!
Images can be fixed photographically or they can be fixed mentally. A particularly magnificent image can stay within the neural circuits, to be recalled at will. One such image was created on this trip.
The ERF has been, against the claims of the then Abbott Government and the soon-to-be beneficiaries, a $2.55 billion boondoggle. It served its political purpose, I suppose.
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David Leyonhjelm, Werribee and Hoopers Crossing, hardly in the top ten Melbourne suburbs for affluence, are in Australia’s top ten suburbs for solar panel installation. Now, what’s your argument again?
While SA Labour conducts it’s ‘rash energy experiment’ says the Oz (who’d have guessed that they’d run this line, quoting approvingly Ex-IPA shill Alan Moran), REneweconomy describes Weatherill’s vision thing on renewables and storage. To borrow from those halcyon days, ‘One side’s right, one side’s wrong, I’m pretty clear where I belong”!
Checking sources should be as simple as ABC, or in this case as simple as I P A. We are indeed fortunate to have someone as ‘free of bias and agenda’ as biologist Jennifer Marohasy discovering what all of the world’s climate scientists cannot.
Turbulent times are here now for air travel, as this article suggests. I recall being told around 10 years ago that the extension of the runway at Brisbane Airport was for takeoffs in the warmer and so thinner air.
Victoria’s greenhouse alliances are also involved in putting solar panels on rental properties. Renewables are filling in the dots, why would anyone support increasing mining/exporting/using fossil fuels?