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03 December 2024
Climate policy is on a collision course with physical reality
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by David Spratt , first published at Pearls&Irritations Download the report There is a chasm in outlook between the global climate poli...
19 November 2024
Where is our flight from a safe climate taking us? It's time to expose the layers of aviation industry greenwash
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by Mark Carter Qantas says it doesn’t buy political favours . But it has illegally sacked its workforce, short changed its customers, a...
12 November 2024
America first, Earth last: Australia’s security now needs a climate focus
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by David Spratt , first published at Pearls and Irritations There’s a new, stark reality we must face: Donald Trump’s victory will push t...
10 October 2024
Climate’s economic impacts will have unexpected social and security consequences
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by David Spratt , first published at Pearls&Irritations “I will not sacrifice Great British industry to the drum-banging, finger-waggin...
30 September 2024
A climate duty of care
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In 2018, the UN Secretary General António Guterres noted that “We face a direct existential threat” from climate change as “we career toward...
28 August 2024
State of the global energy system
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Shane White at worldenergydata.org has an excellent, data-driven site about global and country-by-country emissions and energy use trends, ...
06 August 2024
Q: Are new liquid airline fuels good climate policy? A: Pigs might fly.
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by Mark Carter The Australian government has recently provided $1.7 billion in funding to commercialise ‘net zero innovations’ including th...
25 July 2024
The Albanese government has created a climate vacuum, and we will pay the price
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by David Spratt and Ian Dunlop , first published at Pearls&Irritations Whilst the global impact of climate disruption is rapidly accel...
25 June 2024
1.5 degrees Celsius is here and now
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Surface air temperatures, 21 June 2024. Credit: C3S/ECMWF ( pulse.climate.copernicus.eu ) By David Spratt Has the world already reached a gl...
13 May 2024
One event could wreak global climate havoc. Neither side of Australian politics has got a clue about it.
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This a case study from the report, Too hot to handle , recently published by the Australian Security Leaders Climate Group. There is no grea...
11 May 2024
Are climate risks ‘too big’ for politics?
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by Adm. Chris Barrie (Rtd) , first published at The Canberra Times . We all know that climate change is a massive issue. So why is it not a...
10 May 2024
Climate security risks and Australia’s failure
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by Ian Dunlop , first published at Pearls and Irritations “ Too hot to handle: The scorching reality of Australia’s climate–security failu...
03 May 2024
Climate-security risks too hot to handle for Australian Government
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Register here for webinar. by David Spratt This week, the Australian Security Leaders Climate Group (ASLCG) released a new report, Too h...
09 March 2024
Is scientific reticence the new climate denialism?
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Jonathon Porritt (technically, Sir Jonathon Espie Porritt, 2nd Baronet, CBE) has an excellent piece out, called "Mainstream climate s...
29 February 2024
Pigs might fly: Australian aviation’s delusional emissions future
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by Mark Carter , first published at Pearls and Irritations Australian aviation is in the news again. Having ripped off passengers , illegal...
14 February 2024
As warming accelerates and 1.5°C is breached faster than forecast, Australian Government stumbles on climate risks
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by David Spratt and Ian Dunlop , first published at Pearls and Irritations If there was shock and awe last week when the Copernicus Clima...
26 January 2024
Towards an unliveable planet: Climate’s 2023 annus horribilis
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The "production gap". Government plans and projections would lead to an increase in global coal production until 2030, and in glob...
25 January 2024
Humanity’s new era of “global boiling”: Climate’s 2023 annus horribilis
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by David Spratt and Ian Dunlop , first published at Pearls and Irritations For climate change, 2023 was an “unprecedented” year, “absolut...
20 December 2023
COP28 adalah "tragedi bagi planet ini" saat Sindrom Stockholm berlangsung
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Oleh David Spratt dan Ian Dunlop , diterjemahkan oleh Owen Podger . Aslinya: https://johnmenadue.com/cop28-a-tragedy-for-the-planet-as...
COP28 a “tragedy for the planet” as Stockholm Syndrome took hold
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A self-congratulatory standing ovation greets a deeply-flawed final resolution at COP28 by David Spratt and Ian Dunlop , first published at ...
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