No, this isn’t satire, really it isn’t. In the post-global warming world, we’ll all have to remember which hand is for eating and which hand is for, well, something else, if the warming Nazis have their way: “No forest of… Read More ›
Archive for February 2009
Nothing will stop the ETS
Except perhaps the Senate, but certainly not the ever-increasing numbers of business groups who are warning Krudd & Co that the ETS will damage Australia’s already weakened economy. Rudd and Penny Wong are utterly deaf to their complaints, and will… Read More ›
Polar warming "greater than thought"
Gee, who’d have thunk it? The Sydney Moonbat Herald is on top alarmist form today, as it reports on the findings of International Polar Year: Dr Ian Allison, of the Australian Antarctic Division, who co-chaired the project told the Herald… Read More ›
The Daily Bayonet – GW Hoax Weekly Roundup
As always, a great read. This is the last weekly roundup from The Daily Bayonet for a few weeks – it’s author is going to be laid up in hospital for a while – let’s wish him all the best… Read More ›
Australian Industry Group dumps support for ETS
It just goes from bad to worse for the Government’s ETS, as the Ai Group calls for the scheme to be delayed until 2012: Industry groups, farmers and green groups are all ramping up their opposition to the scheme. In… Read More ›
Survey: CO2 reduction – too high a price to pay
You won’t read this in the major media outlets – it’s left to the Stock Journal to report the results of a survey undertaken by researchers at the Australian National University, which reveals that whilst Australians are willing to pay… Read More ›
Listen To Us Petition against the ETS
A petition has been launched to oppose the Governments ETS (or its two-errors-in-four-words alternative, the “Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme”), sponsored by Dr Dennis Jensen, Liberal Member for Tangney in Western Australia. Dr Jensen will present the petition to the House… Read More ›
William Kininmonth on the Victorian Bushfires
A thorough meteorological analysis of the events surrounding Black Saturday, well worth the read. And this: It is fashionable to promote climate change as being a contributor to changing fire frequency and intensity. The pattern of rainfall over the past… Read More ›
Farmers to suffer as cattle targeted
As the government begins regulating and interfering in more and more aspects of our everyday lives, using the excuse of “climate change”, farmers will bear the increased costs of a scheme to reduce emissions from cattle and sheep. “Some of… Read More ›
The debate is over
An Australian opinion piece this morning is entitled “The debate on how to reduce greenhouse emissions isn’t over”, but I’m afraid it is: This is a complex issue that we cannot afford to rush, despite Senator Wong’s determination to push… Read More ›
