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- Shock-me-not: CO2 doesn’t cause multiple back-to-back disasters in Australia Wed, 15 Sep 21, 4:40amMultiple Cyclones, Fires, Floods and Heatwaves striking Australians at same rate for last 55 years
- Australia hits 2020 large-scale renewables target Wed, 11 Sep 19, 12:52amThe Clean Energy Regulator of Australia has approved enough capacity to guarantee that the large-scale Renewable Energy Target of 33,000 GWh of additional renewable energy will be met in 2020.
- Six more electric utilities commit to delivering content at POWERGEN 2019 Fri, 2 Aug 19, 4:00pmThe latest crop of utility participants includes NRG Energy, Cleco Corp., Entergy, Louisville Gas & Electric/Kentucky Utilities, AEP’s distributed energy ventures group AEP OnSite Partners and Hindustan Power from India.
- Bloomberg predicts wind and solar will power half the world and bag $9 trillion investment Thu, 20 Jun 19, 8:07pmWind or solar now represent the least expensive option for adding new power generation capacity in approximately two-thirds of the world.
- Where is the world's windiest city? Spoiler alert: it's not Chicago Thu, 15 Oct 15, 7:47pmThe wind speed in this breeziest of cities once hit 154mph just a few miles from the centre, but it’s not as bad as it sounds – 62 turbines generate the city’s electricity, while air pollution is non-existent as any...
- 10 steps to save the Great Barrier Reef | James Woodford Tue, 28 Oct 14, 2:24pmDestruction and regeneration are the reefs two great constants the problem is that the reef no longer has the resilience it once had
- Storm trends in Australia and New Zealand? No evidence that CO2 increases extreme weather Wed, 25 Jul 12, 12:48amGet ready — for all the fears of extreme weather coming our way — studies of Queensland, Victoria, the whole of SE Australia, New Zealand, and Perth show that either nothing is changing (there have always been...
- Jo Nova chronicles the snapping of the Gergis hockey stick Sun, 10 Jun 12, 4:13amNote: I’m reposting this excellent essay from Jo Nova to give it a wide as an audience as possible. Be sure to bookmark her site if you have not already. – Anthony 300,000 dollars and three years to produce a...
- American Meteorological Society disappears withdraws Gergis et al paper on proxy temperature reconstruction after post peer review finds fatal flaws Sat, 9 Jun 12, 6:48amUPDATE: It appears the paper has been withdrawn and credit given to Steve McIntyre, see below: There was yet another recent “hockey stick” being foisted on the public...