The Govt of Prime Minister Tony Abbott Govt is thirteen months into a three year term – winning a landslide in the House of Reps in Sept 2013 they hit the ground mostly asleep except for the successful boats policy – missed the chance for a mini-budget in 2013 – emerged from the summer break … Continue reading Australian Commonwealth Government has lost their way – lost the plot
Odd that I have not seen this in any Australian news – I see about three TV news channels each day – and it is not yet reported by the ABC online. Of course the ABC would be waiting to The drug Order Kamagra works wonderfully making the body lively during sexual sessions and having … Continue reading BBC reporting the UN World Health Organisation is under fire for bungled response to Ebola crisis
The Polish PM says “…she would block any move that would increase energy bills for Polish consumers.” Poland’s economy is heavily reliant on coal as an energy source. Poland’s largest opposition party Law and Justice (PiS) says it would support a veto by Prime Minister Kopacz on climate change in Brussels next week if the … Continue reading Six members of the EU resist moves to 40% emissions cut by 2030
Watching TV news last night at the Shut-Down-Railway Closed-Wheat-Silo Empty-Shops-Town Motel in mid New South Wales it was fascinating to see the confusion in the knee-jerk GreenLeft main-stream-media in Australia as ex USA Vice President Al Gore stood alongside our MP Clive Palmer who was proposing to axe the Carbon Tax. ABC News carries the … Continue reading Is Al Gore looking for a high political role post Obama in 2016?
Trying to understand this – Heartache as carbon credits turn to debt – however I take it they did not incur the $2.6million debt through carbon farming. If you Google the headline it might get you through paywall. The article says – “They planned to earn up to $400,000 every three years in valuable carbon … Continue reading News from the world of carbon farming – Charleville property sold up by bank despite carbon farming project
Explaining electricity markets to dummies In speaking to members of the renewable energy sector about what they think is most important to the government’s review of the Renewable Energy Target there is universal agreement: electricity prices. Abbott has been elected to a significant extent off the back of public anger about how electricity prices doubled … Continue reading Just in case you missed this – Explaining electricity markets to dummies
Great stuff as Dr Turney builds a team of researchers while he angles for £3.5 million funding from NERC in the UK. He reminds us of the two underfunded guys doing the basic data gathering in Siberia – fighting off mozzies – doing the hard yards – others getting the rewards. The “ship of fools” … Continue reading Some enjoyable emails from Climategate 2009 featuring Professor Turney thanks to Steve McIntyre at ClimateAudit
WA set to return to polls after Senate election declared void – unlikely the Liberals could keep their third seat won last September. Apart from that the result The long hours of persistence sildenafil 100mg of this drug to treat ED. If these drugs generic viagra wholesale are not being able to develop healthy erections … Continue reading A double dissolution election in Australia has just become more likely as Western Australia has to repeat a Senate election
Hoping to get a discussion going on carbon farming and what it really means. Correct me if I am wrong – under the previous Gillard Govt carbon farmers would have had the carbon tax price of ~$24? per tonne to price their sequestration efforts. Under the Abbott Govt the Carbon Tax is intended to be … Continue reading Australian Government Emissions Reduction Fund Green Paper annoints carbon farming as main method of reducing emissions
Could it be because there is little drought impacting WA just now? Not to mention – Western Australian grain farmers have delivered the state’s biggest harvest in history