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Cross Your Fingers and Carry On Posted April 14, 2009 Why does the government refuse to make contingency plans for peak oil? By George Monbiot. Published in the Guardian, 14th April 2009 Here’s how the British government describes the risk of a smallpox outbreak. “We are currently at alert level 0. Smallpox remains eradicated. Continue Reading →
The media laps up fake controversy over climate change Proof of paid-for climate denial at the Global Climate Coalition comes as no surprise, but it is no less depressing for that. There are three kinds of climate change denier. There are those who simply don’t want to accept the evidence, because it is too much Continue Reading →
Bugs to listen in on wildlife’s most wanted John Stapleton | May 03, 2009 Article from: The Australian VERY few people have ever seen Australia’s extremely rare Eastern Ground Parrot, noted for its beauty. They are found only in dense thickets of bush on a few patches of heath country along the eastern seaboard. Shy Continue Reading →
Advisor to the United Nations on water, Maude Barlow, last week announced a ban on the sale of bottled water from municipal facilities during the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Bottled water has recently been implicated in increased levels of estrogen in the human population but it is the commodification of water that has made Continue Reading →
Speaking at Eco Forum in Sydney last week, Australia’s longest service Science Minister and long term federal president of the Australian Labor Party, Barry Jones, said that the Rudd government showed no signs of taking the necessary steps to combat climate change. He commended the analysis of Liberal whistle-blower Guy Pearce as explaining why Australian Continue Reading →
In the high desert of southern Spain, not far from Granada, the Mediterranean sun bounces off large arrays of precisely curved mirrors that cover an area as large as 70 soccer fields. These parabolic troughs follow the arc of the sun as it moves across the sky, concentrating the sun’s rays onto pipes filled with Continue Reading →