LONDON - Warnings about the effects of climate change have made most Britons aware of the crisis, but few are willing to make major changes to the way they live, a survey showed on Friday. Planet Ark: 'Most Britons Aware But Unwilling on Climate … [Read more...] about Climate Change Opinion Surveys
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Carl Wunsch not Duped by Trenberth and Hoar (1997)
"Consider Fig. 1 showing the negative of the anomaly of atmospheric pressure in Darwin, Australia and used by Trenberth and Hoar (1997) as a measure of the strength of the Walker circulation. Fig. 2 displays the sea surface temperature (SST) Niño3.4 … [Read more...] about Carl Wunsch not Duped by Trenberth and Hoar (1997)
Rain Fails to Boost Confidence in the Future of Farming
Rain may have fallen over parts of south-eastern Australia over the weekend - in some places to the point of flooding - but the confidence of farmers in the future of their businesses has fallen to its lowest level this year, results from Westpac and … [Read more...] about Rain Fails to Boost Confidence in the Future of Farming
ACF Offers Climate Control Advice
The Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) has been rating the policy announcements of all federal political parties on the issues of water and climate change. ABC News: Govt told to 'pull up socks' on environment Thanks to Luke Walker for the … [Read more...] about ACF Offers Climate Control Advice
The Greens ‘Sun Fund’
The Greens have launched their Sun Fund policy in Cairns, which seeks to use the Federal Government's claimed $300 million annual fossil fuels subsidy for renewable energy instead. The Greens believe that this will reduce greenhouse gas emissions … [Read more...] about The Greens ‘Sun Fund’
Cloncurry to go Solar
Summers in Cloncurry seem to last forever and there is always a sunny side to the street, making it an ideal place to become the first town to run entirely on solar power. ABC News: 'Cloncurry set for solar revolution' In 1889, the Queensland town … [Read more...] about Cloncurry to go Solar