Hi Jennifer For your interest, today the IPA released a short research paper on carbon tariffs at the WTO Ministerial in Geneva. The short and sharp of the report is that carbon tariffs are a costly, ineffective policy instrument to offset … [Read more...] about Carbon Tariffs, New Report by Tim Wilson
‘Climategate’ Papers at SPPI
Hi Jennifer A new SPPI paper by Christopher Monckton has just been posted concerning "Climategate." It is an expose of the corruption, the real science and what it all means in context. It can be viewed and downloaded at any of these three … [Read more...] about ‘Climategate’ Papers at SPPI
At Least Listen to the Sceptics
AN unfortunate characteristic of most of the public discussion on global warming is the name-calling peppered with false claim suggesting that there are very few so-called "sceptics". Last week Liberal Senator, Nick Minchin, was identified as not … [Read more...] about At Least Listen to the Sceptics
Postscript
Update August 1, 2010 - There will be a federal election in Australian on August 21, 2010. Neither of the major parties has a serious climate change policy. 'Least-worst climate policy?' by Jennifer Marohasy at Quadrant Online. Update June 21, … [Read more...] about Postscript
Lance Endersbee (1925-2009): Civil Engineer, Academic, Scientific Sceptic, Mentor
I NEVER met Professor Endersbee, but we corresponded by email. He contacted me about six years ago when I was working on the Murray River and water issues. He expressed concern about Australia’s great artesian basin and over extraction of what he … [Read more...] about Lance Endersbee (1925-2009): Civil Engineer, Academic, Scientific Sceptic, Mentor
Scientist Steve Schneider Flips Fears
On the TV show In Search Of...The Coming Ice Age, Steven Schneider wonders whether mankind should intervene in staving off a coming ice age. Watch the old footage on YouTube here. … [Read more...] about Scientist Steve Schneider Flips Fears
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
