ABC Online is running two stories on dredging. One is about dredging at the mouth of the Murray, see http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200508/s1428180.htm In this story, Brenton Erdmann from South Australia's Water Department is quoted stating … [Read more...] about To Dredge, or Not to Dredge
Lomborg Debates Pope
"...when people are starving, lacking clean drinking water, getting poisoned from indoor air pollution, and dying from easily curable communicable diseases, they let the environment get ravaged, too. Your solution is to deal with the environment … [Read more...] about Lomborg Debates Pope
National Tree Day 2005
Today is National Tree Day. The day we are meant to plant trees. Two days ago New Scientist published an article titled 'Planting trees may create deserts'. It went on, Planting trees can create deserts, lower water tables and drain rivers, … [Read more...] about National Tree Day 2005
Most Popular
It is the last day in July. My web-log seems to work the traffic statistics on a monthly basis. According to these stats the most popular posts for the month were: First: Government Commits $2.3 Billion for Unknown Quantity of … [Read more...] about Most Popular
Clarifying My Position on Climate Change
There is ample evidence that the earth's climate has always changed, that there have been ice-ages and interglacial warm periods and sometimes dramatic shifts in temperature over relatively short periods. This is what I understand by 'climate … [Read more...] about Clarifying My Position on Climate Change
Bob Carr’s Legacy: A Chief Scientist with No Science
So Bob Carr has resigned as NSW Premier after 10 years at the helm. The last 10 years has seen an increase in the number of environmental activists given key roles within the bureaucracy.
Mr Peter Cosier was working as a WWF activist before being … [Read more...] about Bob Carr’s Legacy: A Chief Scientist with No Science
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
