Green Ain’t Green – The Spectator
Normally I waste many hours of my working day sitting in a big red chamber while something mistakenly called Question Time drags on. Like many […]
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Zero net emissions: Look no further than New Zealand for economic impacts – The Australian
In some respects, the Labor Party is as Australian as the Magic Pudding, both revel in fantasy. According to past Labor leaders, high public spending
We could be a superpower, too – The Spectator
Back in 2008, Kevin Rudd announced a new ‘Green Car Plan’ which in his words would ‘make the automotive industry more economically and environmentally sustainable
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Coal-fired power stations create jobs and give a free kick to rivals – The Australian
In 1970 Gough Whitlam welcomed the federal government’s announcement that it would finance the building of the Gladstone Power Station. Whitlam said “power was the
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Fighting fires – The Spectator
The richest man in Rome at the time of Julius Caesar was Marcus Licinius Crassus. Crassus made his fortune through many nefarious methods but one
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Shale be right: why fracking is the answer to all our energy woes – The Australian
In Midland, Texas, the centre of the Permian Basin, an energy revolution is unfolding. At regular intervals, truckloads of diesel pumps roar into life and
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