Daily Links Aug 31
It’s all very well for Labor to talk of 82% renewables by 2030, but if we open new fossil fuel projects even as we transition, we’re doing diddly-squat for global …
It’s all very well for Labor to talk of 82% renewables by 2030, but if we open new fossil fuel projects even as we transition, we’re doing diddly-squat for global …
It’s another case of ‘Between the idea and the reality … falls the shadow.’ The idea in this case is of a responsive government taking the Australian public into its …
From: Maelor Himbury <maelor@melbpc.org.au>Date: 29 August 2023 at 8:36:47 am AESTTo: undisclosed-recipients:;Subject: Daily Links Aug 29 Post of the Day Fatal mistake: Intergenerational report misleads on climate risks David Spratt …
Nick Feik, as a consequence of his article at the URL below, offers the following thought: ” I think we need to start talking about climate strikes. Proper rolling general strikes. …
Let me get this straight, we pay twice as much in fossil fuel subsidies than we spend on education. We’re paying to damage ourselves and keep us dumb. Doesn’t that …
“.. time doesn’t mean anything when you’re about to have water lapping at your door” said Peter ‘is not a monster’ Dutton with regard to island inundation. Pacific leaders would …
We have an advisory group on climate change established by our local MP. The issues on which we need urgent action from Peter Kahlil include not adding to the problem (ie no new fossil fuel projects and curtail existing one) and making the fossil fools accountable by accurate reporting on their current emissions. A climate trigger in the EPBC Act would be handy too. How do you reckon we/he will go?https://independentaustralia.net/environment/environment-display/something-stinks-about-coal-seam-gas-waste-disposal,17830
We’re just about hoped out as the forces of darkness, global fossil-fuel companies, their conservative politician handmaidens and their mainstream media enablers, frustrate progress at every turn. Anger, and giving …
It’s the increasing amount rather than the declining percentage that is doing the damage. https://johnmenadue.com/environment-fossil-fuels-still-dominate-energy-systems-and-economies/ From: Maelor Himbury <maelor@melbpc.org.au>Date: 21 August 2023 at 9:04:29 am AESTSubject: Daily Links Aug 21 …
Running with the blinkers on is a fine strategy to keep a horse from being distracted by the opposition but is a poor strategy for governing. Our politicians at state …