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1 of 17 C Inbox x dgrid.i Amanda McKenzie – The Climate Council via sen nfo 2:57 PM (18 minutes ago) to me Dear Inga,Launched yesterday, “Climate Change 2015: Growing Risks, Critical Choices” comes halfway through this Critical Decade for climate action. The report outlines in clear, compelling language how the changing climate poses substantial and Continue Reading →
Neville — Tony Abbott and the Liberals are trying to take away the right of environmental and community groups to challenge mining approvals. They are planning to amend the EPBC Act (Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act) so the community can’t stand up for environmental protection. Tony Abbott claims the Mackay Conservation Foundation engaged in Continue Reading →
1 of 18 Adani court-out, Richard Denniss in London, Ridesharing coming to a town near you, and more… Inbox x The Australia Institute <mail@tai.org.au> 3:54 PM (13 minutes ago) to me Dear Neville — On Wednesday, The Australia Institute’s Chief Economist, Richard Denniss, addressed the London School of Economics. The lecture was hosted by the Continue Reading →
1 of 62 A better tomorrow? Inbox x Brooke, Common Grace <info@commongrace.org.au> 1:46 PM (2 hours ago) to me Dear Neville, Nearly 18 months ago, I was invited to address a Queensland Parliamentary Committee regarding proposed changes to the Youth Justice Act that included, amongst other things: allowing repeat offenders’ information to be publicly published Continue Reading →
Climate system changing faster than expected: Climate Council http://www.abc.net.au/am/content/2015/s4299445.htm … @amworldtodaypm 0 retweets 0 favorites
Global Temperature Below are maps of the mean surface temperature anomaly for the past month, the past three months, and the past 12 months. Regional weather patterns, apparent on the monthly time scale, tend to disappear in averages over longer time scales. In the chart in the lower right we show the 12-month running means Continue Reading →