Posted on November 2nd, 2009 by Julien Vincent
Filed under Greenhouse Mafia, Coal, Climate change | Global warming, Media reports on climate change |
Today we saw the appalling revelation in the Age newspaper that Exergen (the company that wants to start up a brown coal export industry in Victoria while the world tries to forge an international agreement to cut greenhouse pollution) paid for Premier John Brumby’s time just before a crucial cabinet meeting was held to decide […]
Posted on March 23rd, 2009 by Dan Cass
Filed under Greenhouse Mafia, CCS, Emission Trading, Coal, Climate change | Global warming |
Today the big bad news, again, is the failure of the Australian Government to do something decisive on climate change. The Melbourne Age reports that ‘State emission cuts ‘futile’ and would aid polluters’.
Our CEO, Steve Shallhorn writes in the Sydney Morning Herald, where he asks ‘Why is the Federal Government failing to live up to […]
Posted on March 9th, 2009 by Dan Cass
Filed under Greenhouse Mafia, Coal, Climate change | Global warming |
‘The hand speaks
The hand of a government man…
All I want is to breathe…
…and the heat goes on…(goes on) and the heat goes on’
‘Born under punches’, Talking Heads, 1980
The news today that the coal industry is lobbying Parliament again raises the grave but tedious question, when will Australia’s Coal Mafia give in to climate science and/or […]
Posted on July 19th, 2008 by Emma Pittaway
Filed under Greenhouse Mafia, Energy [R]evolution Tour, Queensland, Coal, Media reports on climate change, Climate change | Global warming, Renewable energy |
It’s a balmy Saturday morning on the Esperanza and the sea is as calm as a lake. We are sliding past rugged southern Queensland islands and every so often a pod of whales breaches within a hundred metres of the ship. There’s a momentary illusion that all is well in the world.
However, as we near […]
Posted on May 31st, 2008 by Simon Roz
Filed under Greenhouse Mafia, Climate change | Global warming |
Exxon (Mobil in Australia) has admitted - for the first time - that the climate deniers it funds are causing problems for action on climate change. This is a first for the company which has spent, since 1998, $23 million funding the climate denial industry. And it’s official - Exxon made this statement […]