The Queensland Farmers' Federation have suggested that residents of Adelaide should use less water rather than continually demanding that more water be sent to South Australia. According to ABC Online: "Executive officer John Cherry says 55,000 … [Read more...] about Residents of Adelaide Waste Water?
International Whaling Commission Faces Revolt from North Atlantic
The International Whaling Commission (IWC) is facing a revolt. The whaling nations of the North Atlantic, in defiance of the IWC, recently approved a quota of 10 humpback whales for Greenland. The North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission … [Read more...] about International Whaling Commission Faces Revolt from North Atlantic
US Democrats Poised to Embrace Offshore Oil Drilling
Since Sarah Palin, the Governor of Alaska, became a part of the US Presidential election campaign there has been a change in US Politics with the Democrats now joining what some are describing as a new oil rush. Writing for the New York Times … [Read more...] about US Democrats Poised to Embrace Offshore Oil Drilling
Paul Biggs Between Blogs
Hi All, I find myself 'between blogs' at the moment - www.climateresearchnews.com isn't ready yet, so I have set up a temporary blog: http://climaterealist.blogspot.com/ You might be intersted in the latest post: 'United States and … [Read more...] about Paul Biggs Between Blogs
Otters Holding Hands
This is one really cute video of two otters at the Vancouver Zoo, click here. … [Read more...] about Otters Holding Hands
Eating Whale in Tokyo
Some people worry about whether a particular food tastes good, others whether it is healthy, while some concern themselves with the ethics of food production and consumption. There are two criteria that I consider valid when it comes to ethical … [Read more...] about Eating Whale in Tokyo
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
