A recent article on how even during the July 2023 heat wave the US republican party was still falling in line with Donald Trump and
Big oil has been investing heavily in swaying public option against both climate action and electric vehicles for decades now, but it is reported that
Friday 24th June 2023: Prigozhin Tells Russians the truth about the war and then launches what looks like an attempted coup. The result seems to
The third largest exporter of fossil fuels behind only Russia and Saudi Arabia, Australia could already be regarded as a fossil fuel superpower, but can Australia become a “clean energy superpower” as suggested by many including recently by the Fully Charged Show.
What is a clean energy superpower? There are several different possible interpretations ranging from greenwashing to world changing. Inspired by the Fully Charged video that looks at one modest by realistic interpretation, this is a deeper look at the possibilities.
Despite the rhetoric and enormous potential, Australia shows little commitment to any more than an attempt to move from “clean coal” to “clean gas” and miss potentially huge opportunities, not only for Australia, but perhaps even for the planet.
Yes, he may come across as a mega-rich collector of exotic internal combustion engine vehicles looking to find any way to delay their demise, but
It can be very hard being a CEO. In a company the size of BMW, harder than anything I have experienced. But does it explain
While part of the problem is like with the boy who cried wolf people are not listening, the recent revelation that the planet will most
At a time when much of the world is preparing for a transition to EVs, Australia is finally doing what other countries did decades ago
I heard an on-air debate about the merits of the program in light of the explosion of the SpaceX starship rocket on April 20th. Viewpoints
Reports from COP27 seems indicate the key initiative this year to make wealthy nations cover the cost of the damages poor nations will incur as a result of emissions that have main originated from those wealthy nations.
The proposal as it stands has a missing an essential piece, and trying to cover for that essential piece, appears most to likely to increase emissions, and move COP away from a focus on solving the climate crisis and instead toward just fighting over the cost.
This is a troubled look at the key flaw in what has been put forward and the real solution that should be in place.
