Energy’s Iron Triangle.
For those who don’t trawl through all the comments; a little personal background. I’ve been fortunate enough to have just finished up a […]
For those who don’t trawl through all the comments; a little personal background. I’ve been fortunate enough to have just finished up a […]
In a recent post, Bill hit his straps with – “Either way, wind power won’t save us. Solar power won’t save us. Carbon capture and storage won’t save us. Your God won’t save us. Nothing but ourselves will save us.”
I felt miffed and more than a little grumpy at Bill’s flippant reference to God, and so sent through this long form response. ~ Adam.
Reaction to Covid 19 has done more in a few weeks to blunt the drive behind climate change than anything the environmental movement has managed to do in over thirty years.
I confess that I wear underpants and that my body is exactly like Dan Carter’s – except maybe for some details around shape and size.
The concentration of wealth and power insufficiently regulated capitalism has caused, now works against the survival of human civilisation. With the wealthy opposing any attempts to limit the damage which affects their wealth.
An antidote to half truths, misleading statements and outright lies.
I stumbled across two protests in Dunedin today. They offered up a few telling contrasts.
…in a single graph.
A post about the jet stream and heatwaves.
Take a look around the room you’re in. Or if you’re out and about and reading this on some mobile device, then take a look around the next room you enter. Closely.
How many wake up calls does it take?
…let’s ridicule Donald Trump.
Sorry about the title. But seriously, what other reaction is there?
Yum! That would make for generations of ecstatic kids, no?
Four climate scientists offer a little bit of their personal stories, and their plans in relation to global warming.
Britain follows France in banning the sale of new diesel and petrol vehicles from 2040. Good news?
Meet Christiana Figueres, former executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, and original negotiator behind the Paris Agreement. She’s co-signed an article, published in Nature and signed by over 60 scientists as well as business leaders and other ‘pillars of the global community’ that headlines – “Three years to safeguard our climate”
This time last year, there was a smattering of posts put up about average global ocean and land surface temperatures. They didn’t make for comfortable reading.
If you are absolutely determined to be one of the idiot legion who’re forever squirreling their heads deeper into sand, then don’t read this post.
The Trump regime has begun the process of dismantling environmental protections in America, including those designed to limit carbon emissions / climate change.
Some moment in time will be that moment in time when reality’s faced; when both actions and words accord with it. That moment might as well be this moment as opposed to any other.
As long predicted and widely reported, 2016 has been confirmed as the hottest year ever. Watch the NIWA stream on the situation in NZ, live at 11am.
Guardian: “Unchecked global warming is greatest threat to 21st-century security where mass migration could be ‘new normal’, say senior military”.
With two more Fossil awards to add to its collection, New Zealand is called out yet again for its lack of action on climate change.
As 2016 lines up for its place in the record books – what if every year from now is the hottest year ever?
Bar the ear-worm, nothing to do with Led Zeppelin.
Part IV of IV
Part III of IV – a focus on road transport.
Part II of IV. How to achieve zero carbon from the shipping and aviation sectors by the 2030s.
Part I of a IV part series of posts on what we can do to hold global warming below 2 degrees C.
So this post is about a suite of frameworks not to adopt if the goal is to avoid 2 degrees of global warming.
“We’re not going to wait around for our politicians to do the right thing any longer; we’re going to draft a bill ourselves with help from experts and collaborators, and work to get all political parties to support it and pass it through Parliament.”
From the circus that never leaves town.
Seeing is believing they say, and Paula Bennett says that she has taken on board the climate change message after a Pacific visit. So what now Paula? It’s a tough question for sure. But at least you’re blessed with an opposition that will cooperate, instead of trying to whip up people’s fears and obstruct progress for political gain.
May figures just out…
With news that NZ’s greenhouse emissions are at a 25 year high the announcement of a new taskforce “to provide advice and ways in which we can drive down our emissions” is as welcome as it is overdue.