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The sad state of affairs is that, since the end of the carbon price, much that is good for growth is bad for reducing our emissions
Wayne L. Nygard Wayne Nygard went to be with his Lord and Savior on May 10, 2021 at home with his loving wife, family, and Hospice by his side. Wayne Lyle Nygard was born in Grafton, ND on December 31, 1950 to Johnny and Myrtle Stella (Skrogstad) Nygard. Wayne attended Tiber School District No. 77 for 5 years, then transferred to Edinburg Public School, where he graduated. Wayne proudly served his country in the Air Force for 4 years. He worked as a missile electrician on the guidance system for the Hound Dog missile. Wayne was grave digger for 26 years and hobby farmer over 40 years. At...
Australia Scraps Belt and Road Agreement as NZ Voices Caution Over Five Eyes Intel Alliance Posted by John Chan | Apr 22, 2021 The Australian federal government has used its expanded powers to terminate a Belt and Road infrastructure agreement between China and the state of Victoria. The move, announced on Wednesday, came amid the latest war of words between Australian and Chinese officials. Beijing has again blamed Canberra for the months-long deterioration of relations between the two countries. At the same time, it offered praise for New Zealand this week, after the country’s foreign min...
Morrison (finally) announces Royal Commission into veteran suicide crisis April 19, 2021 Dave the Trucker Since 2001, twice as many ADF veterans like myself have been lost to suicide than to armed conflict. The promise of a Royal Commission seems too little, too late. CW: The following piece discusses suicide. After months of political pressure, Scott Morrison has finally announced a Royal Commission into the climbing rates of veteran suicide. As journalist Daniel Hurst noted, “The government had previously resisted calls for such an inquiry by saying its plans for a national commissio...
Professor says Linfield President Miles K. Davis made anti-Semitic comments; Davis alleges ‘smear campaign’ Updated Apr 12, 2021; Posted Apr 12, 2021 Linfield University President Miles K. Davis faces new allegations by two psychology professors that he made an inappropriate remark about Jews and the Holocaust during a 2018 meeting with faculty. Davis said he was heartsick about the new allegation and doesn’t remember making such a comment. Facebook Share Simmering tension has burst into public view again at Linfield University as a longtime professor accused the school’s president ...