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Environment
Climate Change – More New Problems
Phill Parsons Research by another of the paper’s authors, Professor Ken Caldeira of the Carnegie Institute for Science, in Stanford, California, adds...
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Environment
Winds, hail and rain
phill Parsons Winds, rain and hail are not unprecedented phenomenon and therefore small increases in their power may go unnoticed in relatively...
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Environment
Why bother?
phill Parsons Bartlett defends Tasmania’s destruction of the embodied Carbon because we are responsible for a tiny proportion of emissions 1.2%, from...
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Environment
Why is it important to give all primary products a carbon value?
phill Parsons The old parties continue to play the same sad game of treating each issue as a re-election challenge, listening to...
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Arts
TMAG – Embrace the Past and the Future
phill Parsons Therein lies a conundrum. Do we constrain our gaseous emissions or do we go on as though there’s is no...
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Economy
Climate Policy, Greenhouse and Governance Disconnections
Phill Parsons FT has become so full of itself it is announces its own continuation of the Pulpmill Wood Supply Agreement whilst...
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Environment
Governments Dysfunctional in Time of Need
Phill Parsons Industry will battle to manipulate the Liberals into supporting the government’s emissions trading scheme, a mild business as usual model...
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Environment
Moving on from talking the talk
phill Parsons As the Coorong Lakes die and the debate about returning the mouth of Australia’s most important river system to its...
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National
Costello’s mistake
phill Parsons Costello cannot have an ambition to be the PM or he should not have made such a mistake. WHY is...
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Environment
Political crisis driven by climate instability
phill Parsons HAVING been recently impacted by a perfect storm of both, Canberra should know better than playing politics with fire and...
