Eco Friendly & Sustainable Living
politics, Tag
- Water for Melbourne via pipe from Tasmania Fri, 13 Nov 09, 7:26amDiscussion over why its far better for the environment to pipe water from Tasmania to Melbourne than building the Wonthaggi desalination plant
- Lisa Nandy, Keir Starmer and Rebecca Long-Bailey answer 17 questions put by the Guardian
- Climate Change – Ebb and Flow of the Tide Part 1 of 3 Sat, 28 Mar 20, 12:00amEmotional, agenda-driven politics confronts sound, evidence-based science Dr Kelvin Kemm The topic of global warming and climate change is far more scientifically complex than the public is led to believe...
- UK greenhouse gas emissions fall for seventh year in a row Fri, 27 Mar 20, 12:45amMore than a third of British electricity was generated by renewables in 2019
- Road to hell: budget tarmacs over climate ambition Thu, 12 Mar 20, 4:10amRishi Sunak fails to even mention energy efficiency, the no-brainer climate policy
- Covid-19 and Russia collusion to kill shale! Film at 11. Tue, 10 Mar 20, 8:00amGuest “Russia collusion” by David Middleton As the Democrat-media-fueled Covid-19 panic continues to batter the global economy, Russia thinks they see an opportunity to kill the evil capitalist “shale”...
- The COVID-19 Stock Market Crash: Déjà vu all over again! Thu, 27 Feb 20, 1:00pmGuest “counter-hyping” by David Middleton The stock market plunge of the past few days has largely been triggered by the rather modest spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) out of China...
- BREAKING: Michael Bloomberg’s climate money may have gotten his presidential campaign into IRS hot water Thu, 27 Feb 20, 8:19amFrom Government Accountability and Oversight (GAO): IRS Complaint Filed Against Bloomberg Philanthropies for Use as Political Campaign Tool, Inuring to Private Benefit vs Public Interest “I bought that” candidate’s...
- US Chamber of Commerce: What if we banned frac’ing? Tue, 11 Feb 20, 9:00pmGuest “fracking A, Bubba!” by David Middleton Note: This is a politically charged post. If you don’t like such posts, don’t bother reading it. What would happen if frac’ing was banned? The short...
- UK could tap into Africa's $24bn market for off-grid solar power Wed, 22 Jan 20, 5:12amRapidly growing sector could prove lucrative as Britain seeks post-Brexit trade opportunities
- Another Permian Basin Peak Oil Prediction… Yawn. Mon, 20 Jan 20, 9:00amGuest “who fracking cares?” by David Middleton What is so newsworthy about peak oil predictions? The latest is from someone named Adam Waterous and it’s all over the news...
- Just one new onshore windfarm started under current UK policies in 2019 Tue, 14 Jan 20, 2:07amRollout of new turbines in decline amid Tory subsidy cuts, jeopardising climate targets
- Avoid UK recession by kickstarting green economy, says thinktank Mon, 13 Jan 20, 5:01pmNew Economics Foundation calls for £50bn to reboot economy on greener footing
- US rules out any talk of a climate crisis in trade negotiations Sun, 22 Dec 19, 7:05amCampaigners furious at American ban revealed by leaked documentsThe US has banned mention of the climate crisis in trade talks with the UK, an analysis of leaked documents has revealed.In negotiating a trade deal, the UK...
- The Guardian view on trees for Christmas: our charity appeal is rooted in hope | Editorial Sat, 21 Dec 19, 5:25amFresh evidence of the role played by trees in absorbing carbon, and increased rates of deforestation, have guided our choice of charities this yearThe role of nature in fighting the climate emergency has been one of the biggest...
- More evidence that a cold climate kills – while trying to sell “stop Brexit” Wed, 18 Dec 19, 5:00pmFrom the EARTH INSTITUTE AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY and the “Columbia’s press release writers have no shame” department comes this load of tosh presser trying to give readers a lesson on Brexit...