Daily Links Nov 30
So, we provide to them, for a pittance, our resources, we pay for and construct much of the infrastructure that enables them to operate, including giving them an educated workforce, …
So, we provide to them, for a pittance, our resources, we pay for and construct much of the infrastructure that enables them to operate, including giving them an educated workforce, …
Can Chris Bowen’s Capacity Investment Scheme really lead us to the broad, sunlit uplands? It does have investors salivating. Now we need a Drawdown Investment Scheme or more-properly a well-funded …
We’re good at saying how far we’ve come and how good we are. But progress should be measured against what we need to do rather than relative to our starting …
At least it is something, but we are still adding to the problem as we explore, produce and export. It will be harder in our communities to take steps to …
“The rate of change is so low that no-one would even notice it in their entire lifetime.” Well, is that true? Fires, floods, extreme temperature records? Straw men abound in …
It’s a bleak world if we are without hope. Our challenge is to be optimistic as we face the forces of darkness, strategic as we get stuck into our nation’s …
Read with caution! Upbeat or unrealistic? We are opening new fossil fool projects and the lag effect means we’ve many years of warming already locked in. Global climate goals within …
Why adaptation is so hard and it is what we know. Knowing and doing are so different and doing needs to be at a scale that is effective. Personal change? …
Why is this even a thing? Which bit of ‘no more oil or gas’ does ConocoPhillips not understand? And how come exploration licences are being granted? And all of this …
The Samuels Review laid out what needs to be done for the EPBC Act to be fit-for-purpose. Environmental standards, a climate trigger and independent oversight and enforcement are three fundamental …