Month: March 2025

We won’t make fundamental change for environmental protection until our values rate the environment as a top priority. It’s a big statement to sheet home to environmentalists the responsibility for …

Regulations not enforced are no regulations at all. Giving approval with regulatory conditions counts for nought when the damage is done, the groundwater is contaminated and fracking leads to more …

Our politicians only know that we, not them, have the power when we exercise it and we need to do it much more often than just every three years at …

Minority governments are pretty much the norm in many progressive countries, it would be a good thing for the environment if we had one here. Independents with the balance of …

It’s way past time that Palmer was out of our faces. What he is about with his risible ‘Trumpet of Patriots? I was surprised at the frequency of his advertisements …

We’re back on the Wheel cactus killing, working out the minimum effective dose of organoarsenate that will do the job. It’s not a chemical with which to overdose the local …

Colin Boyce has never let science stand in the way of his antediluvian views on climate change. He’s involved in the Saltbush Club and consorts with other members such as …

With the increased price of gas, lowered demand and the increases in supply of renewables, the immediate gas crisis isn’t a crisis. It’s a pity that the climate crisis, with …

It is obvious that the nuclear energy policy is a Dutton ploy to avoid upsetting the fossil fool donors – Matteo  ( putative Italian citizen and deep north Senator) belled …

In his book ‘Edge of the sacred’ (a good read, btw), David Tacey lays out the claim that in our maladapted inhabitating of Australia, “we are not possessed of understanding” …