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‘Kill Climate Deniers’ – Now Showing at a Sydney Theatre

March 5, 2018 By jennifer

JUST two generations back, in the 1960s, mainstream Australian society shunned both unmarried pregnant women and also homosexuals. They were loathed, and it would have been considered reasonable for the local police to turn-a-blind eye should … [Read more...] about ‘Kill Climate Deniers’ – Now Showing at a Sydney Theatre

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Concerned About Prof Peter Ridd

August 25, 2017 By jennifer

I have been chatting off-and-on with Peter Ridd, now Professor of Physics at James Cook University, for nearly two decades. We both resent the lack of honesty in the reporting of many environmental issues. Earlier this week, Prof Ridd was … [Read more...] about Concerned About Prof Peter Ridd

Filed Under: News Tagged With: People

Her Best Memories Were of Lying on the Sand in Dry Creek Beds, Watching the Stars

June 18, 2016 By jennifer

When I was at University in Brisbane in the early 1980s, some of my friends used to going skiing during the winter holidays; the two or three weeks in June or July between semesters. I assumed I didn’t have enough money for skiing, and anyway I was … [Read more...] about Her Best Memories Were of Lying on the Sand in Dry Creek Beds, Watching the Stars

Filed Under: News Tagged With: living historically

Will the Senate Select Committee Care About the Fish, or the Estuary?

November 18, 2015 By jennifer

I will be in Goolwa, just to the north west of the Murray River’s sea mouth, on Tuesday 8th December to give evidence to the Senate Select Committee on the Murray Darling Basin Plan. This committee is chaired by David Leyonhjelm, the … [Read more...] about Will the Senate Select Committee Care About the Fish, or the Estuary?

Filed Under: Information, News Tagged With: Murray River

Bureau Just Makes Stuff Up: Deniliquin Remodelled so Rutherglen can be Homogenized

August 11, 2015 By jennifer

The Australian Bureau of Meteorology just makes stuff up.    You may remember Rutherglen, that town in north eastern Victoria, Australia, where the Bureau changed a slight cooling trend in the minimum temperatures to catastrophic global … [Read more...] about Bureau Just Makes Stuff Up: Deniliquin Remodelled so Rutherglen can be Homogenized

Filed Under: News Tagged With: homogenization, Temperatures

Remembering, the Day After Tomorrow

July 13, 2015 By jennifer

So, it may be difficult to remember a time in the future!  But do you remember the movie 'The Day after Tomorrow' when New York froze over?  That ice age was caused by changes in the circulation of warm water in the Atlantic Ocean, in particular the … [Read more...] about Remembering, the Day After Tomorrow

Filed Under: Information, News Tagged With: ice age

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