Another article which does not auger well for the thermal coal industry.
The Australian Bushfire Royal Commission has delivered its final report.
They left the edition/revision number out of the title?
How many other Bush Fire enquires and reports have preceded this one?
About 50, if I recall correctly.
and probably many more until the government of the day gets a report that matches their ideological requirement.
Maybe more about seen to be doing something with no real intention of really doing anything. By the time the report comes out, it is yesterdayâs issue and things have moved on.
An article advising of the impacts of climate change on Northern Australia.
Britian, France and Italy call on Australia to take action on climate change.
The worldâs second biggest greenhouse gas emitter has quit the Paris Agreement.
âThe Rhodium Group said that in 2020, the United States will be at around 21 per cent below 2005 levels. It added that under a second Trump administration, it expects US emissions would increase by more than 30 per cent through 2035 from 2019 levels.â
Hppefully, the US voters will be found to have said âApprentice President, Youâre Firedâ.
Joe Biden to act on climate change ASAP.
Heâs not the only leader to make big commitments:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/sep/27/china-carbon-pledge-put-energy-system-reverse-wind-solar
A bad news article regarding climate change in Australia.
Thankfully for us, Cairns looks like the place to be with fewer cyclones, fewer dangerous fire weather days and above average rainfall.
A real buzz.
http://medent.usyd.edu.au/photos/mosquitoesofaustralia.htm
Nearly as exciting (not) as the scientifically measured up to 1.44C increase in average temperatures in Australia since 1910. At least with mozzies you can slap on repellant and upgrade to high tensile steel mesh fly screens.
An article predicting that Australia will be forced to act on climate change.
An article regarding claims that it is too late to stop climate change.
And an article disputing the first article.
There are many tipping points and no one really knows the point of when we may cross many of them. If CO2 and similar GHGs can be extracted/removed things may improve, in saying that there isnât currently anything big enough in place to do it. The rise in Methane release is real but how much it will add is still an unknown. Hopefully on-going research can help us answer many of these questions/debates and also mitigate our foolish continued use of large amounts of Fossil Fuels.
San Francisco becomes the latest US city to ban LNG in new buildings.
Meanwhile, back in Australia?
Global warming? What global warming?
The bad news keeps on coming.