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Climate policy mandate?
One of the eternal frustrations of the way our democracy works is that at elections we get just one vote. We are somehow expected to synthesise down to one choice our opinions and decisions on many complex issues ranging from … Continue reading
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Tagged carbon price, climate change, government, politics, priorities, Tony Abbott
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Lightning strike
The sudden flash was so bright and the bang so loud that Jan and I and the two little dogs all levitated six inches off the bed a bit after midnight on Monday. A storm that Singaporeans would regard as … Continue reading
Posted in climate change
Tagged carbon price, climate change, emissions trading, government, politics, Tony Abbott
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Indians to Mars?
Today, India is launching a rocket to Mars. The Guardian newspaper has the story: The cyclone season is almost over, the planets are in alignment, the countdown has started. On Tuesday at 2.46pm local time, a rocket will blast off … Continue reading
Posted in technology, why do people do what they do
Tagged delusion, elites, government, Guardian, India, priorities, rocket to Mars, space, technology
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