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Dr. John Happs
Despite alarmist claims of “catastrophic global warming”, there is no empirical evidence to confirm that or any acceleration in global sea level rise. Notwithstanding this lack of evidence many people, often those with vested interests, still cling to the alarmist beliefs that catastrophic sea level rise is imminent.
If you live on an overpopulated island with high unemployment, limited resources and were already dependent on aid from the outside world, there is one sure-fire strategy for bringing in extra money. This involves ignoring the lack of empirical evidence for any acceleration in global sea level rise or increase in extreme weather whilst taking the following steps:
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September 21st, 2019 |
Categories: Sea Levels |
By Dr. John Happs
Venus is named after the ancient Roman Goddess of love and beauty, also called Aphrodite by the Ancient Greeks. Presumably, the “love and beauty” term came from the fact that Venus is the brightest of all the planets in the night sky.
The Italian Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) was the first astronomer to observe Venus through a telescope and he observed that the planet had phases like our Moon. This observation supported the revolutionary (and politically dangerous) idea that Venus and other planets orbited the Sun. (more…)
September 14th, 2020 |
Categories: CO2 Greenhouse Science, Venus |
Earth Day should Celebrate “Engines and Electricity”.
Most chapters of human history are defined by the tools and machines that were used.
In the Stone Age, the first tools were “green tools” – digging sticks, spears, boomerangs, bows and arrows made of wood; and axes, clubs, knives and grinders made of stone. These were all powered by human energy.
Then humans learned how to control fire for warmth, cooking, warfare and hunting.

Image acknowledgement:
Steve Hunter http://stevehunterillustrations.com.au/political-cartoons/
Another clever person invented the wheel and we harnessed animal power using donkeys, horses, mules and oxen, and made better tools like bridles, saddles and yokes from wood, fibre and leather.
All of these tools made hunting, gathering and trade easier and more reliable.
Then wooden ploughs revolutionised the cultivation of wild grasses for food for animals and humans. Farming started.

Image acknowledgement: www.pixabay.com
Trade and exchange was made easier with money using rare commodities like gold, silver, gems and shells.

Image acknowledgement: www.pixabay.com
Tool-making made a huge advance in the Bronze Age with the discovery of how to extract metals like copper, lead, zinc and tin from natural ores using charcoal. Brass, bronze and pewter made many useful tools. These were then replaced with better tools when man discovered how to smelt iron and make steel.
Then along came the game-changers – engines and electricity.
The steam engine, running on wood and then on coal or oil, revolutionised life with steam-driven pumps, traction engines and locomotives releasing millions of draught animals from transport duty.

Image acknowledgement: www.pixabay.com
Then came electricity when steam engines were used to drive generators. All the windmills, coaches, sailing ships, lamps, stoves and dryers powered by green energy (wind, water, wood, animal energy, whale oil and beeswax) became obsolete.

Image acknowledgement: www.pixabay.com
Mankind made another leap forward with the invention of internal combustion engines using petroleum liquids and gases for fuel.
An even bigger leap was the harnessing of nuclear power to produce almost unlimited clean energy from controlled reactions using tiny amounts of fuel.

Image acknowledgement:
Steve Hunter http://stevehunterillustrations.com.au/political-cartoons/
Nothing in life is without risk, and every tool or engine can be misused. On balance, however, tools, engines and electricity have allowed humans to live better from less land and natural resources per person than ever before. Societies with an abundance of capital equipment are richer, have lower population growth and have the leisure and resources to provide far more environmental protection.
Therefore we should spend “Earth Day” celebrating “Engines and Electricity”.
Further Reading:
Earth Day Failed Forecasts of Doom:
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2018/04/21/18-examples-of-the-spectacularly-wrong-predictions-made-around-the-first-earth-day-in-1970/comment-page-1/#comment-2796352

Image acknowledgement:
Steve Hunter http://stevehunterillustrations.com.au/political-cartoons/
George Carlin on Saving the Planet:
https://youtu.be/p5Miv4NHsDo
Viv Forbes
24 May 18
http://www.carbon-sense.com
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“Carbon Sense” is an independent newsletter produced for the Carbon Sense Coalition, an Australian based organisation which opposes waste of resources, opposes pollution, opposes the baseless war on carbon fuels and promotes the rational un-subsidised use of all energy resources including coal, oil, gas, hydro, nuclear, wind, solar and geo-thermal.
Literary, financial or other contributions to help our cause are welcomed.
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May 23rd, 2018 |
Categories: The Carbon Sense Coalition |
Blackouts Stalk Green Energy Utopia
It is 7pm on a cold still night in the city which boasts “100% Green Energy”.
Thousands of electric cars are in their garages plugged into chargers; electric lights,
heaters and TVs are running; electric stoves are cooking dinner, electric trains and lifts
are moving late commuters and early revellers, and the pubs and clubs are busy.
The hills bristle with turbines, but there is no wind and not one is turning. Every roof is
covered with solar panels, but there is no sunshine and the panels are fast asleep. The
green city is facing peak electricity demand… on batteries.
But for several days, clouds have shaded the solar panels and there has been no wind
to turn the turbines – the battalions of batteries are running out of juice. One by one
they drop out. The street lights fade and the city goes dark.
In this green energy utopia all the wicked coal-powered generators have been closed
or demolished, exploration for gas is forbidden, no one dares to mention nuclear, hydro
schemes have gone (replaced by “Wild Rivers”), new hydro developments are stalled
by green lawyers, and diesel generators and petrol cars are banned.

This cartoon may be used with acknowledgement to www.carbon-sense.com
There is only one problem with this green perfection.
When the city wakes to another cloudy windless day, where will its electricity come
from?
And when all the stoves and fridges, computers and TV’s, lifts and trains, traffic lights
and water pumps, checkouts and ATM’s, heaters and coolers – – – all stop working,
there will soon be an angry mob seeking the nearest politician to punish.
Further Reading:
The Blackout Next Time:
https://townhall.com/columnists/FrankGaffney/2017/09/12/the-blackout-next-time-n2379923
Ecocity madness:
http://www.cfact.org/2017/07/12/al-gore-praised-australian-state-plagued-by-blackouts-for-leading-the-world-in-green-energy/
A Looming Disaster in Energy Security:
http://quadrant.org.au/magazine/2017/06/looming-disaster-energy-security/
Keep a diesel in the Shed:
http://carbon-sense.com/2017/04/20/diesel-in-shed/
Rolling Blackouts Loom in Britain:
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/rolling-blackouts-loom-after-coalition-energy-chaos-9vs7fh3phxk
Green Germany facing power blackouts:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/germany/9609777/Germany-facing-power-blackouts.html
Wind Turbines are neither clean nor green and provide zero global energy:
https://www.spectator.co.uk/2017/05/wind-turbines-are-neither-clean-nor-green-and-they-provide-zero-global-energy/
South Australia (the green energy state) copes by shutting industries:
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2017/08/02/aemo-plant-closures-helping-to-stabilise-south-australias-green-electricity-grid/
http://canadafreepress.com/article/electricity-prices-in-south-australia-skyrocket
Is the Green Energy Story Sustainable?:
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2017/09/03/revisiting-wind-turbine-impacts-erroneous-recent-calculation-highlights-need-to-assess-renewable-energy-sustainability-claims/
While the Babblers Bleat about Global Warming, our Huge Heater in the Heavens gets Weaker:
http://notrickszone.com/2017/08/23/solar-cycle-continues-to-be-the-weakest-in-2-centuries/
Gore’s Latest Alarmist Movie Flops:
Al Gore’s Inconvenient Sequel:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/aug/22/climate-scientist-rebuts-al-gore-film-bad-science/
Phony Sequel Rejected:
http://www.wnd.com/2017/07/10-reasons-to-reject-al-gores-phony-sequel/
Gore Debunked:
http://insider.foxnews.com/2017/09/06/al-gore-inconvenient-sequel-climate-change-debunked-scientist-roy-spencer
Trump on the Paris Agreement:
https://www.thegwpf.com/reminder-what-president-trump-really-said-about-the-paris-agreement/
How They Pulled Off the Great Global Warming Conspiracy (Satire):
http://www.theonion.com/video/climate-change-researcher-describes-challenge-pull-56872
Wind Farms killing Whales now?
https://wcfn.org/2017/05/23/windfarms-whale-beachings/
A Personal Explanation
We received the note below recently, and there have been several others asking similar questions:
Hi Viv
Haven’t heard from you for a while.
I hope you have not resigned from the “Cause” out of disgust.
The man-made energy crisis is a disgrace and the political class worse.
If only we could delete all reference to emissions from the Black Board of Climate.
I still have a hope that Trump will do what he promised in election-speak.
Any chance you could be induced to consider a political role?
The money is unbelievably good.
Best Wishes
Howard
The Explanation: After 27 years at “Sherana” at Rosevale, Judy and I decided it was time to downsize. It is 9 months since that decisive decision, but at last we have almost achieved it. We went from 700 acres to 40 acres and sold all of our cattle, 70% of our sheep, had a huge clearing sale of machinery, tools, stock equipment, office furniture and assorted stuff. Prior to that we had to empty 16X4 drawer filing cabinets of a lifetime of work and political agitation as well as a hay shed full of boxes of files and paper. (I even found my letter of resignation from the Liberal Party in 1974. What I said to them then still applies now, only more so.) I threw out files on Workers Party, Progress Party, The Foundation for Economic Education, Tax Payers United, The Council of Resources and Energy, the Grasslands Protection Society, Common Sense and thousands of words in speeches, letters and articles. Also threw out a life- time of working files starting with my first job on the public payroll at the Geological Survey of Queensland to my last job as a non-executive director of Stanmore Coal Ltd. We now have no regular income apart from savings, but we do produce our own lamb, eggs, dairy products and citrus and will work on a garden.
The whole long arduous process felt like I was throwing our life away, but we could store it no longer. Yesterday I got my new office working at the new place, so now am preparing more “Carbon Sense”.
And, if our patient supporters return, we will continue the fight for Carbon Sense, Clexit, and sensible energy policies.
Viv Forbes
September 28th, 2017 |
Categories: Solar Power, Wind Power |
By Dr. John Happs
Channel 7 and Channel 9 news were quick to announce that Perth experienced its highest temperature on record on Saturday, 16th November 2019.
We were told that the temperature reached 40.8oC and a record temperature was claimed. Of course we were not told exactly where that particular temperature was taken and why that “record temperature” was not recorded in neighbouring suburbs.
Interestingly, that“record temperature” of 40.8oC was measured at Perth Airport at 2.00 pm. Also at 2.00 pm, the temperature in Perth City was 38.6oC. Still hot, but 2.2oC lower than Perth Airport.
So what about the temperature in suburbs further west of the airport? Hillarys for instance recorded 24.30oC at 2.00pm on the same day – a whopping 16.5oC lower than the airport “record temperature.”
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November 25th, 2019 |
Categories: Temperature, The Carbon Sense Coalition |
Watching Weather Waves, but Missing Climate Tides.
By Viv Forbes, 17 July 2018
The climate alarm media, the bureaucracy and the Green Energy industry follow an agenda which is served by inflating any short-term weather event into a climate calamity. They should take a long-term view.
Earth’s climate is never still – it is always changing, with long-term trends, medium-term reversals and minor oscillations. Humanity is best served by those who use good science to study geology, astronomy and climate history searching for clues to climate drivers and the underlying natural cycles and trends hidden in short-term weather fluctuations.
For the last 10,000 years Earth has basked in the Holocene Interglacial which is the latest of many warm cycles within the Pleistocene Ice Age. There are small warm and cool cycles within the Holocene. Today we enjoy the Modern Warm Cycle (which started about calendar 1900) following the Little Ice Age which bottomed in about 1750.
What does the future hold? The past gives clues to the future.
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July 19th, 2018 |
Categories: Sea Levels, The Carbon Sense Coalition |
The Long War on Famine
by Viv Forbes, 8th June 2018
Famine has haunted humans for most of their history.
In the days of the Pharaohs, whenever the Nile River failed to flood, Egypt starved. Joseph was called in and he organised stockpiling of grain for famine relief.
Even mighty Rome suffered famines – in 436 BC thousands of starving people threw themselves into the Tiber.
The cold Middle Ages in Europe were haunted by famines. In the 11th and 12th century, famines averaged one in 14 years. Even in England there were 22 recorded famines in the 13th century. In 1235, 20,000 people died in London and people ate horse flesh, bark and grass. There were great famines in India, Bengal, France, China and Russia.
 Victims of the Great Famine of 1876–78 in India (British Royal Photography Services)
In more recent times, man-made famines were more common in the Comrade Societies – some wit once remarked that “Soviet agriculture has just suffered its 23rd consecutive year of unseasonal weather”.
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June 7th, 2018 |
Categories: The Carbon Sense Coalition |

Greens worship woody weeds. Their proposed tree-clearing bans in Queensland are the latest salvo in a long war favouring trees and damaging grasslands and pastoralists.

For millennia Australia’s open forests and treeless plains have supported our national emblems – the kangaroo and the emu, which in turn sustained aborigines, eagles and dingos. Australian grasslands also nurtured now-endangered species such as bustards, quail, pigeons, finches and grass parrots.
Nothing stands still in nature. Savannas are forever a battleground between grassland, scrub and desert. Greens gaze in rapture at the trees but ignore the valuable grasses beneath their feet – native plants like Mitchell Grass and Kangaroo Grass and cultivated grasses like wheat, barley, oats, sorghum and sugar cane.

Greens hate grazing animals like cattle and sheep (but not wildebeest!) and, like trained parrots, repeat the hard-hoof fairy-tale about soil compaction and erosion. In reality, hoof action breaks crusty soil.
A short burst of concentrated animal impact with hoof cultivation, seed burial, and application of dung and urine fertilisers does wonders for the long-term health of the pasture. It is not a question of hard hooves or soft paws – it is a grazing management question. A healthy pasture needs grasses, herbs, legumes and periodic grazing animals – shut out the ruminants, or stock heavily and continuously, and you will get weeds and desert.

Greens favour “Do Nothing Pasture Management”. Along with their bans on mechanical or chemical control of tree invasions, they try to prevent bushfires which have for millennia maintained the vigour of the grasslands. To have healthy pasture requires recycling of nutrients from old dead grass before the summer rains. This is best achieved by concentrated short-term hoof impact or by controlled burning (both of which may also kill tree seedlings that are forever trying to invade the grasslands).
Greens are always nibbling away at grasslands and open forests by demanding ever more nationalised parks, conservation zones and other green blockades. Instead of supporting graziers with their productive pastures and grazing animals they create ever-expanding sterilised un-managed areas which become havens for weeds like lantana, prickly pear, cactus and wait-a-while and pests like feral dogs, wild pigs and wild cats.

Proposed new Queensland laws will hinder landowners in harvesting mulga scrub during drought and controlling invasion of grasslands by woody weeds. These destructive green bans plus the unjust Kyoto tree-clearing land seizures are part of the global Green plan to drive farmers and graziers from much of the land.
The great value of ruminants is their efficiency in converting the vegetation of poorer grasslands and open forest into edible proteins and fats. ALP/Green policies will reduce the supply of this truly free-range food and increase our dependence on feedlot food, which is worse for the environment and our health.

And for those who believe the greenhouse warming fable, grassland plants remove the bogey-man (carbon dioxide) from the atmosphere. This carbon collected by grazing animals ends up in long-term storage in human bodies via meat and other animal food products. At the end of their life, most human bodies get sequestered in carbon-based coffins and buried in carbon cemeteries.
Greens should be happy with that, but the plant world will gradually suffer from this relentless loss of the gas of life from the biosphere.
The bureaucracy of our “Brave New Green World” will use drones, spy cameras and computer programs to trap and punish any grazier who dares to defend his grassland from invading trees.

Instead of tree clearing bans we need to free our land managers for a war on woody weeds using controlled burning, better grazing management and reversal of the unjust Kyoto land sterilisation program.
Source: http://www.pickeringpost.com/story/the-wanton-worship-of-woody-weeds/8212

Viv Forbes has a degree in Applied Science, and long experience in soil science, pasture management and breeding and managing cattle and sheep.
Further Reading:
Saving the Grasslands with grazing animals by Alan Savory (well worth watching):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpTHi7O66pI
The Battle for Our Grasslands:
http://clexit.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/grasslands.pdf
http://clexit.net/2016/11/04/grasslands/
https://carbon-sense.com/2013/02/15/destructive-green-policies/
Land seizure under the Kyoto Protocol:
http://catallaxyfiles.com/2018/02/19/courts-refuse-to-protect-australian-private-property-rights/
What landowners think of the proposed vegetation management bans:
http://www.queenslandcountrylife.com.au/story/5259817/vegetation-management-is-choking-everything-out/
http://www.queenslandcountrylife.com.au/story/5313874/what-happened-at-the-vegetation-management-hearings-this-week/
http://www.northqueenslandregister.com.au/story/5301521/vegetation-amendments-put-brakes-on-sugarcane-growth/
https://www.ruralweekly.com.au/news/warning-about-consumer-access-to-queensland-produc/3372503/
http://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2018-03-17/graziers-protest-palaszczuk-changes-vegetation-management-laws/9556522
https://www.themorningbulletin.com.au/news/were-getting-flogged-500-cq-protesters-against-law/3372212/#/1
http://www.queenslandcountrylife.com.au/story/5310680/your-speakers-your-voices-in-vegetation-management-debate/
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/opinion/farmers-know-best-how-to-clear-their-own-land/news-story/13e45fa973ddb5092861c2734867cb02
PDF version: https://carbon-sense.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/wanton-worship-woody-weeds.pdf [PDF: 504 KB]
April 14th, 2018 |
Categories: weeds |
ISL Live Stream 2017-18 TV Telecast @ Hotstar and Star Sports 1 2 3 HD – Player explore is done, barters are done, neighborly matches and arrangements are done and now its chance for the genuine commence of ISL 2017-18 season. ISL Season 4 will commence on seventeenth November. ATK versus Kerala Blasters is booked to be the opening match of ISL. The match will be trailed by more 90 odd matches. In this season, the consideration of two new groups has made the competition all the more fascinating. It will enthusiasm to see who turns out triumphant in this fight.
Where to Watch ISL Live Stream 2017-18 Online
In most recent couple of years, ISL has turned out to be one of the groups which have increased colossal fame in India and in addition among the football fans outside India. Since ISL is the primary football group in India challenged on such worldwide level, it has picked up an immense prevalence. Because of ISL, football fans in India has motivated brief comment for. Many individuals are searching for the choices to watch ISL Live Stream. For all such individuals who have a comparative question, must tune to Hotstar. Hotstar is an official stage of Star Sports which gives a live stream on all shows and games circulated by Star Network.
Watch ISL Live Stream on Hotstar (www.hotstar.com)
For every one of the individuals who don’t have the foggiest idea about the correct system of watching ISL Live Stream on Hotstar, here we are sharing the well ordered strategy to watch ISL Live Stream on Hotstar Live versatile application or www.hotstar.com.
- Ventures To Watch ISL Live Stream on www.Hotstar.com
- Visit the official site of Hotstar: www.hotstar.com
- Visit the games area on Hotstar official site
Under Sports area — > Visit Football or ISL will be highlighted in the games class. Tap on highlight picture assuming any.
The progressing match will be included and you can appreciate ISL Live Stream on Hotstar.com
ISL Broadcasting TV Channels List (ISL Live Telecast):
As we said before, ISL has turned into a worldwide class. Football fans from everywhere throughout the world have an eye for refreshes from ISL. So taking a gander at the reaction, ISL has extended its telecom to different nations too. By achieving greatest nations, ISL is guaranteeing it achieves most extreme viewership. So regardless of whether you are dwelling outside India, you can appreciate ISL Live Stream on neighborhood TV Channels. Here we are sharing the total rundown of ISL Broadcasting TV Channels.
Watch ISL Live Telecast on Star Sports 1 2 3 HD:
Star Sports is the official supporter of Indian Super League and with a colossal scope of channels, Star Sports will communicate ISL Live on TV. Star Sports 1 2 3 HD has been well known for a considerable length of time however only a couple of days back Star Sports have renamed them to Star Sports 1, Star Sports 1 HD, Star Sports 2 Hindi and Star Sports 2 Hindi HD. So each one of the individuals who need to appreciate ISL Live Telecast can appreciate ISL Live on Star Sports 1 with English critique and on Star Sports 2 with Hindi analysis.
Upcoming ISL 2017-18 Matches:
Here we are sharing the up and coming ISL 2017-18 Matches. These are up and coming ten matches and will be refreshed on regular routine. The up and coming timetable highlights ISL season which will be challenged for more than 3 months. So stay refreshed to the timetable by observing ISL forthcoming matches.
ISL Highlights and Match Results 2017-18:
ISL Match Results – ISL 2017 will be played for more than three months. The football fans everywhere throughout the globe will witness the neck to neck fight. Yet, its unrealistic for everybody to take after every last match. For them, ISL Highlights Video HD Online is a superior alternative. The ISL features can be seen on Hotstar Mobile application or authority site: www.hotstar.com. The features of ISL Yesterday’s match can be additionally seen on Star Sports on the following day of live match. We will likewise give all of you the ISL Match Results here. So stay tuned to this blog for all updates.
May 5th, 2016 |
Categories: The Carbon Sense Coalition |
The Atmosphere
www.co2science.org
Climate Change
Archibald, David The Past & Future of Climate. [PDF]
Archibald, David Solar Cycles 24 and 25 and Predicted Climate Response [PDF]
Channel 4, UK, A 75 minute documentary The Great Global Warming Swindle
Carter, Professor Robert
Calder, Nigel:” Relax, it’s only the sun”
Nigel Calder is a former editor of the New Scientist. This is an extract from The Sunday Times in London. Climate history and related archaeology suggest that global warming is one huge media beat-up February 20, 2007
http://www.co2science.org/scripts/CO2ScienceB2C/data/ushcn/stationoftheweek.jsp
Evans, Ray 2006, Nine Facts about Climate Change [HTML] [PDF]
Steve Goreham, Climatism!: Science, Common Sense, and the 21st Century’s Hottest Topic http://www.amazon.com/dp/0982499639?tag=carbsenscoal-20&camp=14573&creative=327641&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=0982499639&adid=04YPY1DPYQ7QPPJ9VMPB&
Klaus L.E. Kaiser, CONVENIENT MYTHS: the green revolution – perceptions, politics, and facts http://www.convenientmyths.com/
Global Warming Quiz:
http://www.geocraft.com/WVFossils/GlobWarmTest/start.html
Monkton, Christopher, 2006: Apocalypse Cancelled The Sunday Telegraph 5/12 Nov 2006
Monkton, Christopher, 2006: Discussion, Calculations and References – for the Article, Apocalypse Cancelled [PDF] Sunday Telegraph, 5 November, 2006 references
Paltridge, Garth: The Politicised Science of Climate Change
Paltridge, Garth: Climate Change: A Short Primer
Ring, Ken: Long Range Forecasting
Singer, Fred: Hot Talk – Cold Science. Published by The Independent Institute, Oakland California.
Stone, John, 2006: Global Warming Scare Mongering National Observer No 71, Summer 2007/07 PP 29-41.
Also in No 72, Autumn 2007, pp 19.32.
Strassel, Kimberley, 2007: Coal Man (Robert E Murray) not Buying Global Warming Hysteria, The Wall Street Journal Editorial Page: 19/5/2007
The Heartland Institute
Richard S. Lindzen: Why So Gloomy?
http://members.iinet.net.au/%7Eglrmc/2007%2005-03%20AusIMM%20corrected.pdf
http://members.iinet.net.au/%7Eglrmc/World%20Economics%20-%20Stern%20Review,%20Part%201.pdf
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMQH5aa5Q0s
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=4499562022478442170&q
Emissions Trading:
Participants in the State Government’s greenhouse gas emissions trading scheme rewarded when their emissions have increased. http://newsletters.fairfax.com.au/cgi-bin16/DM/y/eBNE60NsomK0Bhi0OpVV0Gk
Truth about Kyoto: huge profits, little carbon saved. On the eve of a G8 summit focused on climate change, Nick Davies reveals major flaws in the global system designed to reduce emissions
Saturday June 2, 2007 The Guardian
Our Restless Earth
Felix, Robert, 1997 “Not by Fire but by Ice” Sugarhouse Publishing.
Hsu, Kenneth J., 1986, The Great Dying.
Plimer, Ian 2001 “A Short History of Planet Earth” ABC Books
The Geological Record and Climate Change.
http://www.geocraft.com/WVFossils/Reference_Docs/The_Geologic_Record_and_Climate_Change.pdf
Velikovsky, Immanuel: 1950 “Worlds in Collision” Abacus Books, and Sphere books.
Velikovsky, Immanuel: 1956 “Earth in Upheaval” Victor Gallancz & Sigwick and Jackson. Also Abacus books 1973.
Glaciers and Ice Caps
http://www2.umaine.edu/USITASE/logbooks/archives02/week4.html
List of expanding glaciers around the world at: http://www.iceagenow.com/List_of_Expanding_Glaciers.htm
Oceans & Volcanoes
http://debatebothsides.com/archive/index.php/t-24125.html
http://www.volcano.si.edu/gvp/volcano/index.htm#names
Alternate Energy
http://www.energyadvocate.com/
Dr Petr Beckmann – some history of the battle for the access to energy.
http://www.fortfreedom.org/
Dr Arthur Robinson’s pro-science, pro-technology, pro-free enterprise monthly newsletter.
http://www.accesstoenergy.com/
Stossel, John, Townhall.com: The Many Myths of Ethanol
June 27th, 2007 |
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