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- Green Home Building and Ecology in Australia Thu, 25 Oct 12, 7:37amInfo and sites that help with building a sustainable and green home in Australia and useful government agencies to be aware of. Also advice on dealing with architects and builders.
- Wind vs. Ecology in Australia (Nick Cater reports) Sun, 20 Oct 24, 12:00am“There are signs that we may be reaching peak madness as opposition to cowboy renewable-energy development grows in regional and rural Australia…. Anger about the rampant spread of solar, wind and transmission development...
- Transition hell: Solar plants sit idle for 4 years in NT because of fears they’d make the grid too unstable Fri, 23 Aug 24, 7:07amENI Katherine Solar Farm By Jo Nova The Northern Territory is a test case for renewable energy and it’s a bonfire In 2016, the new Labor Government waved a magic wand and commanded they would be 50% renewable by 2030...
- Aussie EV Ambition Collides with Grid Shortage Reality Fri, 23 Aug 24, 3:00amCan anyone on team green do simple math?
- The Solar Panel cyber threat: Dutch hacker gets into 4 million panels in 150 countries Tue, 20 Aug 24, 5:37amBy Jo Nova What if a few gigawatts of solar power disappeared without a warning or a cloud in the sky? Imagine a hostile force had control of half your national power generation at lunchtime and could just flip a switch to...
- Carbon naughty list: Russia, Australia, USA, export more “climate damage” than any other nations Thu, 15 Aug 24, 7:42amBy Jo Nova It’s something to be proud of: Russia, Australia and USA have the biggest Greenhouse Gas Export footprint on Earth. It’s a bizarrely contrived title though, where we have to ignore domestic emissions...
- Repeating climate denial claims makes them seem more credible Tue, 13 Aug 24, 6:42amBy Jo Nova A group of arty psychologists has accidentally shown how much skeptics can achieve it they just speak up. The small, poorly worded study, done by people who have little understanding of the climate debate, or even...
- Cold, windless Victoria may run out of gas before the end of winter Mon, 24 Jun 24, 2:35pmBy Jo Nova It wasn’t supposed to be this cold and windless in Australia For some reason that no climate model can explain, Australia has run out of wind power three months in a row, which means we had to use more gas...
- Coal power could have saved these trees: Clearing forest for Snowy Hydro transmission lines Thu, 20 Jun 24, 7:40amClearing in the Snowy Mountains. Geoff Wise on Facebook, June 4th 2024
- On fire! Australian opposition throws down the nuclear gauntlet in the Energy Wars: “No more large scale renewables” Wed, 19 Jun 24, 6:13amBy Jo Nova The Renewable Crash Test Dummy hits a fork in the road Finally the Australian opposition is bravely popping the sacred cow of the Energy Wars...
- The Climate Wars ignited again in Australia and Labor’s best argument is just scorn and derision Wed, 12 Jun 24, 6:46amBy Jo Nova Here we go again. It’s another round of the climate wars in Australia. It’s the issue that never dies, because global weather control is a stupid idea levitating on righteous indignation and a hundred...
- False Energy Transition: The View from Australia (Nick Cater, Menzies Research Centre) Thu, 25 Apr 24, 7:00amIn the current ‘transition’, the process is reversed unless we are prepared to countenance the mass use of nuclear technology.
- Training little climate marxists, two thousand at a time… Wed, 3 Apr 24, 7:12amYoutube link By Jo Nova
- Unusual Cold Plagues Both Northern, Southern Hemispheres….Arctic Sea Ice Strengthens Mon, 25 Mar 24, 8:00amBolstered by the increasing snowfall in recent years (and despite the “devastating effects of climate change”), Saudi Arabia is working to improve its mountain tourism with its own ski resort to be built by 2026.
- Has the Melbourne Extinction Rebellion Protest Driven Up CO2 Emissions? Wed, 6 Mar 24, 5:00pmAn extinction Rebellion road block on a major Melbourne access road forced commuters to wait in a queue, or use roads with lots of start / stop traffic lights.
- A bombshell win: vaccine mandates for police and ambulance drivers ruled a breach of human rights Wed, 28 Feb 24, 4:32amBy Jo Nova Two years late: Two legal wins, and a Senate investigation Two years after police and ambulance drivers were forced to get Covid injections, the Queensland Supreme Court has ruled that the vaccine mandates were...