Daily Links Oct 30

There’s only about 150,000 Australians currently living with Parkinson’s Disease. How can the viability of a lucrative water-guzzling crop in our arid and sere continent be threatened by this? And …

Daily links oct 29

The most memorable thing that Ted O’Brien has going for him is his smirk. In his questioning of experts before the enquiry into nuclear energy for Australia, he is blithely …

Daily Links Oct 28

“Trees are messy and don’t leave enough parking spaces for cars”, anti-tree resident says. In our head-long to develop more housing, this thinking is not at all helpful. We need …

Daily Links Oct 25

Here’s an attempt to show that ‘life-affirming geoengineering’ is not an oxymoron. Even if we were serious about the energy transition, we still need to think about draw-down and tree-planting …

Daily Links Oct 24

“Having oil and gas deposits is not our fault. It’s a gift from God.” It is your fault to exploit them though, Azerbaijan. And runaway climate change isn’t a gift …

Daily Links Oct 23

We are paying for the loss of our own environment, $11.1 billion dollars annually by the reckoning of the Australia Institute, shovelled to the fossil fools. And what is the …

Daily Links Oct 22

Tanya Plibersek clearly believes that black, in this case coal, is white, in this case a pure and pristine Australia as emissions do not count against our record because they …

Daily Links Oct 21

Dear Lords and Ladies, Sadly the Empire has little relevance these days. There’s the kids pretending to be grown-ups on the world sporting stage, ie the Commonwealth Games, and there’s …

Daily Links Oct 18

It’s a bit late for the Big Sebago to come to the realisation of the need to decarbonise, but I suppose better late than never. His means of decarbonising is …

Daily Links Oct 17

Opuntia robusta, Wheel cactus, control. Plant just injected then going, going, gone. When you feel out of it globally, you can least act locally. From: Maelor Himbury <M.Himbury@acfonline.org.au&gt;Date: 17 October …