China’s economy to outgrow America’s by 2030 as world faces ‘tectonic shift’ National Intelligence Council also sees water and food shortages and suggests world is at a ‘critical juncture in human history’ Share62 inShare.7 Email Chris McGreal, US correspondent guardian.co.uk, Monday 10 December 2012 20.38 GMT Jump to comments (15) The report said: ‘China alone Continue Reading →
Pyne caught red-handed with the airbrush Date December 10, 2012 – 1:15PM Category Opinion 424 reading now Comments 120 Read later Lenore Taylor National Affairs Correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald View more articles from Lenore Taylor Follow Lenore on Twitter inShare. Pin It Email article Print Reprints & permissions . Christopher Pyne … “I Continue Reading →
Doha climate change deal clears way for ‘damage aid’ to poor nations EU, Australia and Norway also sign up to new carbon-cutting targets as fortnight-long conference in Qatar closes Share444 inShare.29 Email Fiona Harvey in Doha The Observer, Saturday 8 December 2012 19.19 GMT Delegates attend the last day of the UN climate talks in Continue Reading →
Public health expert removed from water quality authority Date December 10, 2012 28 reading now Read later Sean Nicholls Sydney Morning Herald State Political Editor View more articles from Sean Nicholls Follow Sean on TwitterEmail Sean inShare. Pin It Email article Print Reprints & permissions . Illustration: David Rowe THE agency set up in response Continue Reading →
Punt on pokies proves a big winner for Woolworths Date December 10, 2012 31 reading now Read later Colin Kruger Business Reporter View more articles from Colin Kruger Email Colin inShare. Email article Print Reprints & permissions . BETTER known for selling bread and milk, supermarket operator Woolworths is rapidly emerging as one of the Continue Reading →
Climate change conforming to UN predictions: scientists ABCUpdated December 10, 2012, 9:36 am tweet1 Email Print A new report has confirmed the world is warming at a rate consistent with a 22-year-old prediction from the United Nations’ science body. In 1990, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) forecast the rate at which temperatures would Continue Reading →