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It requires the flinty eyes of a misanthrope not to see the romantic appeal of a candlelit dinner, which is what my wife enjoyed when the lights went out. Fortunately, the green commissars of planetary penitence have not yet disconnected our gas so the chicken wasn't ruined. But with the climate-scare juggernaut rolling right along my advice would be to go long on bees wax and wicks

Greg Canavan has been looking into the cost and implications of Australia’s energy transition to renewables from both an economic and political perspective. In this video, Greg interviews Professor Ian Plimer.

Intelligence, competence, managerial aplomb -- they are the traditional qualities expected in senior public servants and agency chiefs. But these days there's the additional requirement that those who aspire to fly high demonstrate their faith in the creed of catastrophic climate change. Having never before touched on global warming, the new RBA chief has now ticked that box

Speaking in Suva in July 2022, Anthony Albanese declared a climate emergency in the Pacific. This came after joining regional leaders in Fiji to warn Australia’…

Purported ice age data isnt nearly as clearcut as claimed, and plants and animals survive when CO2 levels are half of modern levels.

Purported ice age data isn't nearly as clearcut as claimed, and plants and animals survive when CO2 levels are half of modern levels.

The vibes after the Tillies’ quarter-final win over France were so good that even Emmanuel Macron started liking Australia again.

The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing. One cannot help but be in awe when he contemplates mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous structure of reality. It is enough if one tries merely to comprehend a little of this mystery every day.

Do you know Ian Plimer? The mineral Plimarite takes this name in honor of it, as it is considered the most important living geologist. Ian Plimer has been

The vibes after the Tillies’ quarter-final win over France were so good that even Emmanuel Macron started liking Australia again.