April 15, 2013 Barnaby Joyce, New England and Senate Vacancies I’ve been asked several times since Barnaby Joyce won National endorsement to contest New England, whether he has to resign from the Senate to contest New England. The short answer is no he does not have to resign, or at least not yet. However, he Continue Reading →
Shale gas is not a low emissions fuel 1 day 10 hours 25 minutes ago hits: 193 Bloomberg reported that too much valuable methane from natural gas is leaking into the atmosphere, hurting the bottom line as well as the climate. We know how to stop it. It’s cheap to do and it can pay Continue Reading →
Scientists find Antarctic ice is melting faster inShare Share this Email Print Related News COLUMN-Slowdown in warming no argument for policy change:Wynn Fri, Apr 12 2013 Oceans may explain slowdown in climate change: study Sun, Apr 7 2013 Global warming means seas freeze more off Antarctica: study Sun, Mar 31 2013 Tagging, satellite tracking reveals Continue Reading →
Pictures of lame horse a PR disaster on the magic day Black Caviar came back to Sydney Richard Zachariah The Daily Telegraph April 14, 2013 11:05PM Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share 0 Video Video Video Image Not a pretty picture AutoplayOn Off Not a pretty picture Hamish McLachlan has come under Continue Reading →
Gillard faces fight with states as poll support dips ABCUpdated April 15, 2013, 8:52 am tweet Email Print Reform push: Julia Gillard is facing a struggle to get the states on side ABC © Enlarge photo Julia Gillard is facing a fight with Coalition-led states over her plan to overhaul school funding, as a new Continue Reading →
Peak Oil As Seen Through The Eyes Of Arab Oil Producers By Robert Hirsch 13 April, 2013 Fabius Maximus Reflections by the author of the “Hirsch Report” on the Conference “Peak Oil: Challenges and Opportunities for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries.” I was fortunate to be among the few westerners invited to attend and Continue Reading →