The ABC reports – Leaked NSA report reveals Australia-US spying operations during Bali conference I thought it was well known that nations have intelligence services. Many nations secretly plan harm to other nations – thats obvious from history – still going on now. It would be worrying if Australia did not constantly seek out the … Continue reading Snowden leaks suggest Australia spied during 2007 Bali Climate Conference→
Readers can contribute their favourite examples from the last six years which illustrate how Labor does not deserve to govern. My over arching winner is the constant bleating on about how they saved us from the horrors of the GFC. The truth is somewhat differnt. In fact our economy powered on very well comparatively through … Continue reading We must never forget the GreenLabor disasters→
Thanks to Mike Haseler for his interpretation of what is emerging at the Doha UN Climate talks. DOHA SO FAR Just in case you haven’t been following Doha, as expected the talks are deadlocked and as expected the EU are trying to fabricate something to hide the fact that there is no real agreement.
I have just read “Boom is not yours, PM tells miners” – as if the industry is not aware that State Govts own the mineral rights and issue leases/licences under various terms to competent companies/organizations to explore for said minerals. Then if payable minerals are discovered – mining leases are negotiated to develop same and … Continue reading Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard blusters at the mining industry→
I was amazed to hear our Governor General say in her speech at the 70th anniversary of the 19 Feb 1942 Japanese air raid on Darwin; that “Seventy years ago the tranquillity of Darwin was rocked. The unthinkable was happening: our nation was under enemy attack. Unthinkable ? – what rot. Japan had been invading … Continue reading Japanese raids on Darwin – understanding our history from 1942→
A weird one. My graphic last Nov shows with crystal clarity that China is far and away the dominant nation where carbon emissions are concerned. Thanks to Chris de Freitas for the heads up. Presumably in the full article the authors show they know about China. But who would take the time to read further.
I thought this graphic was worthwhile posting quickly just to show the scale of carbon emissions from China – which is a measure of the scale of growth in the Chinese economy. Europe and the west can continue to reduce emissions – aided & abetted by any Euroland weakness – but global emissions will continue … Continue reading Updated carbon emissions defining the history of the global economy→
Primarily exposing faulty methodologies behind global temperature trend compilations