Here is an interesting article on the role of big energy interests in exploiting the illegal hacking of e-mails from vindicated scientists such as Phil Jones. Notice the reference to the giant coal company Peabody. If what is reported below is true, then one has to question the company’s ethics in terms of its involvement [...]
Dennis Atkins; From:The Courier-Mail; November 06, 2010 11:23AM
THE market research department of Party Games did some unscientific opinion sampling this week, asking people whether they knew Prime Minister Julia Gillard was in South-East Asia and what she was up to.
The bad news for the Government is most people didn’t know she was away, and [...]
It is not often you get to work with someone as remarkable as Sir David Attenborough. Earlier this year, we worked with the BBC to capture the installation of our Free Ocean Carbon Enrichment experiment on the reef crest at Heron Island.
This is a challenging experiment which is a collaboration between our lab, [...]
You are invited to attend the Brisbane launch of the Zero Carbon Australia Stationary Energy Plan.
Wednesday 27 October, 6-8pm
Plaza Terrace Room, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Cnr Merivale and Glenelg Streets, South Bank, Brisbane
Featuring:
Welcome and MC: Professor Ian Lowe AO, Emeritus professor of science, technology and society at Griffith University [...]
BP and several other big European companies are funding the midterm election campaigns of Tea Party favourites who deny the existence of global warming or oppose Barack Obama’s energy agenda, the Guardian has learned.
An analysis of campaign finance by Climate Action Network Europe (Cane) found nearly 80% [...]
WASHINGTON (October 21, 2010) – Yesterday, the University of Virginia made two court filings in its fight against Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli’s politically motivated investigation of climate scientist Michael Mann.
In its most strongly-worded court filing to date (pdf), UVA characterized Cuccinelli’s investigation as “an unprecedented and improper governmental intrusion into ongoing scientific [...]
There is some evidence that seagrasses may do well at higher CO2. Richard Zimmerman and others have found positive responses to CO2 enrichment in seagrasses, consistent the response of other higher plants. Here is an article that describes further evidence (provided by Dr Richard K.F. Unsworth).
Research from the Chinese Academy of Sciences published in the Journal of [...]
One of the issues we have been profiling here at climateshifts is the growing gulf between what the science of climate change is telling us, and what the public and politicians understand. Putting aside the criminal activities associated with the spin doctors of special interest, delivering and gaining impact on the basis of this expert [...]
I was looking at the transcript of a recent late line interview conducted by Margot O’Neill and was flabbergasted by Bob Carter’s lack of understanding of the IPCC. Apart from being confused about the IPCC process, Bob seems to imply that Australia’s most qualified scientists should not be involved in assessing the science and impacts [...]
We recently undertook a survey of Australian politicians and probed their understanding of climate change. Perhaps not surprisingly, the results indicated strong differences between parties in politicians understanding and source of advice on climate change. Similar patterns appear to be present on the political landscape of the United States. Here, Ross Douthat discusses [...]
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