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John Bradfield’s words, that “future generations will judge us by our works”, should be the motto for all those involved in the commissioning, design and construction of public infrastructure.
Why does the current government show such anxiety about new and developing historical insights? These insights are exciting and enriching, not alienating.
Why does the current government show such anxiety about new and developing historical insights? These insights are exciting and enriching, not alienating.
Why does the current government show such anxiety about new and developing historical insights? These insights are exciting and enriching, not alienating.
Carbon reduction cash is tiny next to coal subsidy Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss April 22, 2021 â 12.05am Save Normal text size Credit: The Prime Ministerâs pledge to spend $500 million on carbon reduction schemes over an unspecified period contrasts with the billions of dollars every year in subsidies to the coal industry (âPM promises $500m hydrogen, carbon fundâ, April 21). Adding insult to injury, nearly half the new expenditure is for unfeasible carbon capture schemes. To compensate for Australiaâs dir...