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And let’s face it, it’s hardly been salad days among the first families of business recently. But it’s pleasing to see a generation next young gun stepping up.

And let’s face it, it’s hardly been salad days among the first families of business recently. But it’s pleasing to see a generation next young gun stepping up.

Grandson James is the latest to take up the family business, in a far flung locale

Grandson James is the latest to take up the family business, in a far flung locale

From climate denial to COVID-19 confusion to the destruction of liberal democracy, the question has to be asked — how did we get here? Who are

the amount of coral on the reef is at record high levels. Record high, despite all the doom stories by our reef science and management institutions. Like all other data on the reef, this shows it is in robust health. For example, coral growth rates have, if anything, increased over the past 100 years, and measurements of farm pesticides reaching the reef show levels so low that they cannot be detected with the most ultra-sensitive equipment. This data is good news. It could hardly be better. ...

International ambassadors tour Great Barrier Reef before UNESCO members vote on whether the natural wonder is endangered The Australian governments Special Envoy to the Great Barrier Reef said 15 international ambassadors who toured the natural wonder were buoyed by the governments efforts to maintain the reef amid fears global warming is destroying the national treasure.  Dominica FunnellDigital Reporter July 18, 2021 - 1:33PM A group of 15 international ambassadors have been given a tour of ...

Does the principle of academic freedom protect Australian academics who engage in pointed public criticism of their academic colleagues, and university governance? A case in the High Court this week provides a rare opportunity to consider academic freedom in Australian universities. The case has its origins in an academic dispute about the threat climate change poses to the Great Barrier Reef.  Peter Ridd, a professor at James Cook University, believed his academic colleagues at a research cen...

A former university professor says some of his colleagues’ work was “rubbish”. He argues he had every right to say that.

https://www.afinalwarning.com/517977.html (Natural News) The “last refuge of the climate scoundrels,” to quote a friend of Australian physicist Dr. Peter Ridd, is “ocean acidification,” a global warming conspiracy theory that appears to be the latest hoax of the climate change cult. Despite dozens of published papers claiming that ocean acidification is real, a group of whistleblowers has come forward to request a misconduct investigation into the legitimacy of this questionable resea...