Daily Links Feb 27

Time for the COPs to get creative. It’s a good start with a pre-COP being hosted by Tuvalu. It should be scheduled over a high-tide cycle with delegates being issued …

Daily Links Feb 26

I believe the expression ‘cry me a river’ is relevant here. It was never going to be the environmental consequences that close coal mines, unfortunately, it was always going be …

Daily Links Feb 25

There’s dumb, dumber and dumbest, then there’s utter stupidity. Here we are putting batts in our ceilings, changing light-bulbs and buying EVs to cut emissions. Yet in 2023/24, the top …

Daily Links Feb 24

Here’s a dose of realism, we just have to accept that it’s too late to stop dangerous climate change. At a personal and community level, start our adaptations, national governments …

Daily Links Feb 23

As this chappy says, the reduction of emissions going into the atmosphere is not just the main game, it should be the only game. Adding different substances to the atmosphere, …

Daily Links Feb 20

Paul Keating was typically on the money when he said ‘change the government and you change the country’. Trump’s changes  in and to the US show why politics and elections …

Daily Links Feb 19

What have we done to be blighted with One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts? He illustrates that Lano line “If all the village idiots, from all their villages, left their villages …

Daily Links Feb 18

I read articles such as this and break out in a bout of Smug. My bank, Bank Australia, describes itself as the bank for people and the planet  https://www.bankaust.com.au/about-us At …

Daily Links Feb 17

We can’t deal with the nuclear waste we already have, where’s the responsibility in AUKUS in adding to it? Hiding behind ‘narrative control’ is as dodgy as all get out, …

Daily Links Feb 16

I read this article and a brainworm emerges, Pete Seeger’s song ‘Where have all the flowers gone?’ But it’s  a case of Where have all the voters gone Long time …