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Bees bounce back after Australia s black summer: Any life is good life | Bees

Last modified on Sat 10 Apr 2021 19.42 EDT You could say that Adrian Iodice is something of a stickybeak neighbour. On Iodice’s once-lush bushland property, nestled within the Bega Valley of New South Wales, there stands a majestic rough-barked apple tree that the beekeeper used to, every now and then, jam his head into. In the hollow of the trunk lived a flourishing wild colony of European honeybees that Iodice had been keeping an eye on for years. “I’d have a chat with them,” he laughs. “Stick my head in and see how they’re getting on in life. They were very gentle bees; they never had a go at me.”

A win for fossil fuels: green groups critical as former Origin Energy boss named chief of climate body | Australian politics

“It’s fascinating that the Morrison government should attempt to disinter the Climate Change Authority – which has been a zombie organisation for several years – but it’s brought it back to oversee its retro greenhouse gas policy,” he said. “I don’t think it will have any credibility at all other than with the crypto deniers within the government.” Economist John Quiggin, another former member of the authority, said the appointments were “disappointing but unsurprising”. He claimed that after trying but failing to abolish the authority when Tony Abbott was prime minister, the government had effectively achieved its goal by “appointing representatives of the leading opponents of effective climate action”.

How Prince Philip tackled conservation and climate change

How Prince Philip tackled conservation and climate change Joe Sommerlad © Provided by The Independent Prince Philip, who has passed away at the age of 99, is being remembered for his pioneering work promoting environmental causes, having encouraged conservation in his singular style throughout his life and long before it became fashionable. The Queen’s late husband toured the world to draw attention to the plight of wildlife endangered by poaching, deforestation and pollution, photographing seals in Antarctica, feeding elephants in Africa and posing with pandas in China. “We depend on being part of the web of life, we depend on every other living thing on this planet, just as much as they depend on us,” he once reflected.

How Prince Philip tackled conservation and climate change

How Prince Philip tackled conservation and climate change
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