The recent prediction by the head of Caltex Australia that the price of oil may very well double the already record highs for crude, have only heightened concerns about the security of Australia's future fuel supplies. The Federal Government, for … [Read more...] about Natural Gas to Replace Oil in Australia?
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Biofuel Production Criminal: Jean Ziegler
The United States and the European Union have taken a "criminal path" by contributing to an explosive rise in global food prices through using food crops to produce biofuels, the United Nations special rapporteur on the right to food said today. At … [Read more...] about Biofuel Production Criminal: Jean Ziegler
Satellite Tagged Seals Collect Data from Ocean Around Antarctica
The latest research from scientists in Antarctica reveals the deep ocean around the frozen continent is becoming less salty and that this could play a major role in changing ocean currents and the climate. New details about changes to salinity are … [Read more...] about Satellite Tagged Seals Collect Data from Ocean Around Antarctica
Oh, what a golden web she weaves (part III)
Funny, the things that you see in nature, like this humanoid face on the cephalothorax of a golden orb-weaver, Nephila pilipes. I have previously described aspects of this spectacular species of spider, here and here. With this instalment, the … [Read more...] about Oh, what a golden web she weaves (part III)
Fred Singer Does Not Believe in Martians: Lawrence Solomon
Fred Singer, one of the world’s renowned scientists, believes in Martians. I discovered this several weeks ago while reading his biography on Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia. “Do you really believe in Martians?” I asked him last week, at a chance … [Read more...] about Fred Singer Does Not Believe in Martians: Lawrence Solomon
100 per cent ‘Green’ Tax Increase, Less Than 1 per cent Decrease in CO2 Emissions
In case anyone didn't notice, the UK Treasury is the epicentre of climate related reports and also benefits from the resultant so called 'green taxes.' Nicholas Stern was a member of the Treasury at the time of the Stern Review on the economics of … [Read more...] about 100 per cent ‘Green’ Tax Increase, Less Than 1 per cent Decrease in CO2 Emissions