Daily Links Dec 24
Thank you again Maelor for your excellent service this year. I, and those to whom I pass on your Daily Links, are much in your debt. Daily Links is archived …
Thank you again Maelor for your excellent service this year. I, and those to whom I pass on your Daily Links, are much in your debt. Daily Links is archived …
There’s passing reference to the enigmatic and likely fabulist John Young, claiming yet another rediscovery. Greg Roberts The Weekend Australia, 21-22 December, 2024 Paradise Parrot – lost, found, lost again: …
The article from The Chaser is sad and funny simultaneously, the article about the IPA’s book on climate change is beyond sad, Keith Pitt’s resignation from Parliament is about time …
Send On 20 Dec 2024, at 10:07 am, greghunt.net Daily Mailer <mailer@greghunt.net> wrote: Just as we were gleaning glimmers of hope in the relentless battle against the forces of environmental darkness, …
Just as we were gleaning glimmers of hope in the relentless battle against the forces of environmental darkness, along comes Tanya to give us a whack. Carbon dioxide doesn’t know …
You have to find and hold on to the few glimmers of hope you can find – and in the midst of our likely going to climate hell in a hand-basket, there are some if we look carefully. While the increase in brightness of glimmers is generally measured in small degrees, one glimmer that might look left-field is quite some progress in principle, the granting of legal personhood in a few jurisdictions to rivers, mountains, waves and whales. The right to exist can then be balanced in courts of law against the rampant exploitation that underpins capitalism.https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20241216-seven-quiet-breakthroughs-for-climate-and-nature-in-2024-you-might-have-missed
I recall an article about marketing some time ago that urged success was to be found in selling the ‘sizzle’ rather than the ‘sausage’. Combine this idea with a description …
On how many fronts does Dutton’s nuclear fantasy fail? There’s the economic fiddling, the time-line delusion and the location challenges (ie, where is the needed water to be found in …
We’re usually pretty loud in our boasts of global leadership around climate change response. Here’s one clear position of leadership that we’ve kept pretty quiet. That the criminalisation of protest …
Time was when the Fourth Estate ran positive crusades. Remember the Sun’s ‘Declare war on 1034’ (road deaths in 1969) and the Age ‘Give the Yarra a go’. They are …