The man who could help decide Australia's climate change policy is in the US attending climate sceptic conferences... Family First senator Steve Fielding's vote could be crucial. Read more here. And the visit has generated mainstream media … [Read more...] about Key Australian Senator Sceptical
Low Clouds Cause Cooling
ACCORDING to NASA we are in for a period of low solar activity which means more cosmic rays getting through to earth. According to research at the Danish National Space Center more cosmic rays means more cloud nuclei in the lower atmosphere and … [Read more...] about Low Clouds Cause Cooling
Senate Inquiry into Bushfires
Greetings Everyone, Below is the details and terms of reference for a Senate inquiry into Bushfires in Australia. This should compliment the gaps that will likely be left in the Royal Commission for the chronic state of the environment due to … [Read more...] about Senate Inquiry into Bushfires
Population Imperialists
“We know full well what happens when women’s fertility becomes the object of draconian top-down social engineering as it has in China and was in the dark days of eugenics when thousands were involuntarily sterilised. The war on population always has … [Read more...] about Population Imperialists
Big Handouts for Climate Change
By 2011-12, carbon emission-related direct and indirect hand-outs for industry will constitute about half the total of overall Australian Government help to industry. In short, business has a new trough into which it can aim its ravenous snout. And … [Read more...] about Big Handouts for Climate Change
Earth’s Atmosphere to Cool and Contract: NASA
THERE is a new forecast from a panel of international scientists who study the sun. In a media release from Science@NASA, Tony Phillips explains they predict that the sun will remain generally calm for at least another year and this means low solar … [Read more...] about Earth’s Atmosphere to Cool and Contract: NASA
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
