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- Carbon Capture fails again: Chevron spends $600 a ton to bury fertilizer under the NW Shelf Sun, 25 Jul 21, 2:05pmStuffing a useful gas into holes under the ocean is harder than they thought
- Invisible costs of renewables: “Staggeringly high” $125b for US electricity consumers Thu, 25 Apr 19, 3:47amA major new “nail in coffin” study shows the more renewables we force onto the market the more expensive electricity gets.
- Abbott still leading — his “Direct Action” plan to reduce CO2 cheaply (without renewables) is back Tue, 18 Sep 18, 3:31pmStill leading the nation from the back bench Scott Morrison wants to meet the Paris agreement and have cheap electricity. The have-cake: throw-cake-in-river option. How to resolve that dilemma (or at least have an answer...
- Trump tells confidants US will leave Paris deal: ClimateDepot says it would be “victory for science” Sun, 28 May 17, 1:38pmEmail just in from Marc Morano of Climate Depot WASHINGTON – Multiple news agencies, including Reuters News, are now reporting that President Donald Trump has privately informed several officials in Washington DC that...
- If Greens cared about CO2 they would dump renewable targets Tue, 21 Feb 17, 5:37amThose who say they want a “free market” in carbon still don’t understand what a free market is.
- Myths about Myths of the climate change debate (as made by the Sydney Morning Herald) Mon, 17 Aug 15, 5:01pmLooking for some mythical myths? Sydney Morning Herald/Age serves their subscribers up a few. Apart from “Myth 1″ below, Adam Morton avoids answering the most important points skeptics are making, but offers up...
- Australian target set at 26% reduction by 2030 — billions spent to reduce global CO2 emissions by 0.01% Tue, 11 Aug 15, 5:04pmThe Australian Abbott government has announced the target of a 26% reduction in emissions of CO2 by 2030. This futile effort to change the weather is all cost and no benefit. It’s 26% reduction in 1.3% (Australia’s...
- The free market wins again – carbon auction price is $14 per ton — up to 300 times cheaper than Carbon Tax Fri, 24 Apr 15, 3:34amLandfill gas All the usual suspects declared it could never work. Instead, “Direct Action” is likely to be wildly cheaper and more effective (at reducing CO2). The catch is, it won’t reward friends of big-government...