Scott Morrison isn’t the first prime minister to master the fake climate announceable – the idea first showed up around 20 years ago
— Read on www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/may/03/the-governments-embrace-of-clean-hydrogen-helps-no-one-but-the-fossil-fuel-industry
Is this PM totally fake?
Following years of delays in the development of a number of gas projects around the Natuna Islands, an exploration committee is planning to propose a joint development involving a number of blocks in the area as part of moves to make costly projects more feasible
— Read on www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/01/07/joint-operation-natuna-block-proposed.html
Not new but example of carbon dioxide with natural gas, more than 70%, too much for even Exxon to develop
2015 Mitsubishi Minicab MiEV all-electric microvan has been imported from Japan and proves ideal budget EV motoring for its off-grid owner
— Read on evcentral.com.au/a-brand-new-ev-for-18000-heres-how/
Sooner rather than later…
30 April, 2021 – Higher temperatures are driving more creatures to climb higher for comfort. Now ticks flee the heat to stay cool.
— Read on climatenewsnetwork.net/now-ticks-flee-the-heat-by-taking-to-the-mountains/
Even in Norway, an unpleasant surprise.
Batteries can be swapped in three minutes, removing the need for trucks to plug in and charge
Here’s hoping but maybe too clever for Australia, better chance if commercialise offshore and then import back here, Cultural Cringe, alive and well, good luck especially to discourage hydrogen inefficiency.
History will not looGlencore’s Scope 3 emissions, predominantly from the combustion of the coal it sells, were 271 million tonnes CO2e in 2020, equivalent to half of Australia’s annual emissions.k back kindly at institutional investors’ endorsement of Glencore’s coal expansionism in 2021.
— Read on reneweconomy.com.au/glencores-transition-plan-translates-into-nine-new-coal-mines-and-expansions/
“Glencore’s Scope 3 emissions, predominantly from the combustion of the coal it sells, were 271 million tonnes CO2e in 2020, equivalent to half of Australia’s annual emissions.“
Australian smarts and Chinese industrial might made solar power the cheapest power humanity has seen – and no one saw it coming
— Read on amp.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/apr/25/insanely-cheap-energy-how-solar-power-continues-to-shock-the-world
And American capital, short story go to whoa solar industry, early days to current
Clean Energy Council calls on federal government to lead a managed phase-out of Australia’s coal-fired power plants, to avoid a disorderly energy transition.
— Read on reneweconomy.com.au/cec-calls-for-managed-phase-out-of-australias-remaining-coal-generators/amp/
Is it really too much to ask Scomo to take care of his loyal troopers of coal?
Australia well placed to become “battery of the world” if wind and solar can pass political barriers, as well as technical and economic hurdles already jumped.
— Read on reneweconomy.com.au/battery-of-the-world-australias-key-role-in-fast-transition-to-wind-and-solar/amp/
But they’re still saying it can’t be done…
The world’s richest 1% accounts for more than twice the combined emissions of the world’s poorest 50%
“Just let that sink in for a moment: The emissions gap report released by the United Nations late last year shows just how important it is for the world’s wealthiest people to rapidly cut their greenhouse gas emissions to avoid dangerous warming this century,
~ The Climate Council
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