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BHP says “divest from us”!

Neville /27 November, 2013

1 of 48 Why this ad? 650% + Investment Returns – www.The-Best-Investments.com – Recession Proof Alt. Investments- Huge Profits- Free Insider’s Guide! BHP says “divest from us”! Inbox x Charlie Wood – 350.org Australia <charlie@350.org> 2:02 PM (2 minutes ago) to me Dear Friend, No, that subject line wasn’t a typo. According to BHP Chairman Jac Continue Reading →

Population Press Release. Kelvin Thomson MP.

Neville /27 November, 2013

Thomson, Kelvin (MP) 11:28 AM (4 minutes ago) to Tim http://www.kelvinthomson.com.au/Editor/assets/press_release_2013/131127%20australia’s%20rapid%20population%20growth%20disastrous%20for%20cities%20th.pdf Regards, Kelvin Thomson MP

Mildura faces wipeout in sea-level rise, study claims

Neville /26 November, 2013

Weather Your 4-day local weather forecast TV Guide What’s on the box tonight? Tuesday November 26, 2013 Larger / SmallerNight Mode Mildura faces wipeout in sea-level rise, study claims By  Allan Murphy Nov. 26, 2013, 3:30 a.m. AWASH: Rising sea levels are expected to impact on inland Australia, including Mildura. Image: National Geographic MUCH of Continue Reading →

When Climate Change and Property Rights Collide

Neville /26 November, 2013

When Climate Change and Property Rights Collide November 25, 2013 Anthony Flint, Virginian – Pilot Flooding in the wake of Hurricane Wilma in Key West, Fla. (Marc Averett, Creative Commons) Advertisement As coastal cities continue to face the potentially expensive threat of increasingly volatile weather, storm surge and sea level rise associated with climate change, Continue Reading →

Arctic Storms, Warming Mean More Methane Released

Neville /25 November, 2013

Arctic Storms, Warming Mean More Methane Released Published: November 24th, 2013  877  230  283  1 Print Permalink RSS By Brian Kahn Underneath the Arctic Ocean sits a large reserve of methane, a potent greenhouse gas. Understanding how much of that is making it to the atmosphere is an important but relatively new area of research. Continue Reading →