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- Thresholds and epochs in the Grand Climate System
- Using all of the heavy elements in nuclear waste to provide energy
- Are we to let people starve while the powerful grow bioenergy and restore forests for their tranquility?
- Economics, Environment and Energy
- 100% renewables by 2030 and no Adani mine? Groan.
- Small modular nuclear reactor promise? SMR prospects are good!
- Australia’s Paris Emission Targets
- Tremendous energy cascading through powerful Earth sub-systems
- Stocks and flows in the Earth system
- Space and ocean climate monitoring in the 21 st century
- Environmental Bulls and Bears
- Synergistic Technologies for Energy Futures
- Voices of climate reason
- A maximum entropy climate – Earth in transient energy equilibrium
- Intrinsic and forced climate variability
- The illusion of climate cycles
- Sea level rise in my ‘hood
- What shall we do with Wally Broecker’s wild beast now that we have caught it by the tail?
- Anticipating the whims of the Dragon Kings
- Spatio/temporal chaos – “simple rules at the heart of climate’s complexity”.
- Climate chaos – the once and future dragon-king
- 21st Century Climate Data Gives New Insight
- An Earnest Discovery of Climate Causality
- Adani Lawfare
- Restoring agricultural soils for profit, biodiversity and climate resilience
- How difficult is it to build an electric car?
- Working Backwards – from ENSO variability to Solar Causality
- A cost effective middle ground for climate action and environmental conservation
- Safe, cheap and abundant energy – back to the nuclear energy future
- Failing the test of environmental conservation
- All bubbles burst – laws of economics for the new millennium
- Climate science and the third great idea in 20th century physics
- Climate policy at the nexus of development and environment
- Rivers of gold go up in smoke
- Global environmental priorities are much broader than wind and solar power
- The Grand Climate System – the new level in planetary theory
- Re-designing institutions for better environmental management
- Restoring agricultural soils for profit, biodiversity and climate resilience
- The Shining City of Humanity
- The big picture on genetically modified organisms
- The alternative climate consensus – surprises are quite likely
- Fun with climate science – and planning to fail in Paris
- The future is cyberpunk
- Is Ecomodernism the third way on climate change?
- Climate chaos – the once and future dragon-king
- Tax Carbon Pollution or Seize the Day?
- Biological abundance and economic growth
- “It is possible that the climate of the Earth behaves this way.”
- Charting the technological future
- Some great ideas are astonishingly simple
- A classic liberal utopia
- Attrition in the climate trenches
- The only UN sustainable development goal needed is economic freedom
- Safe, cheap and abundant energy – back to the nuclear energy future
- Climate Models and Climate Precautions
- Is climate sensitivity low or high?
- Obama and the Syrian drought
- Economic growth and environmental management in a global Iriai
- Greenhouse gas solutions
- Changing our approach to the environment
- Planetary boundaries, tipping points and prophets of doom
- After the deluge
- Climate and complexity
- Black carbon – a health and environment issue
- Food for People – Conserving and Restoring Soils
- Celebrate world toilet day on November 19
- The Unstable Math of Michael Ghil’s Climate Sensitivity
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Synergistic Technologies for Energy Futures
My vision for energy futures involves the emergence of synergistic technologies. Implementation in the real world can only succeed with cost competitive products. High temperature modular nuclear providing baseload electricity but also – at periods of lower demand – electricity … Continue reading
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Adani Lawfare
Adani is an Indian company with a coal project in development in the Galilee basin in Central Queensland. Serial and vexatious litigation – all actions brought over years have been lost – have delayed the project and added to costs. … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, climate change, energy, greenhouse gas emissions, power generation
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Restoring agricultural soils for profit, biodiversity and climate resilience
===Carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels and cement production – from 1750 to 2011 – was about 365 billion metric tonnes as carbon (GtC), with another 180 GtC from deforestation and agriculture. Of this 545 GtC, about 240 GtC (44%) … Continue reading
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Tagged abrupt climate change, agriculture, black carbon, climate, climate change, development, energy, environment
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How difficult is it to build an electric car?
The image below is of a chassis prototype. It consists of some aluminium sections and a few cast components with integrated suspension supports. Simple – light – cheap. It is fully engineered for supercar torsional and stiffness performance – and … Continue reading
Safe, cheap and abundant energy – back to the nuclear energy future
“To provide [electricity] in today’s world, an ‘advanced reactor’ must improve over existing reactors in the following 4-core objectives. It must produce significantly less costly, cost-competitive clean electricity, be safer, produce significantly less waste and reduce proliferation risk. It is … Continue reading
Tax Carbon Pollution or Seize the Day?
“There is a tide in the affairs of men, which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. Omitted, all the voyage of their life is bound in shallows and in miseries. On such a full sea are we now afloat. And … Continue reading
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Safe, cheap and abundant energy – back to the nuclear energy future
High temperature, fast neutron reactors are the obvious future source of both electricity and liquid fuels. There are many versions of small nuclear reactors operating around the world – starting with the US military in the 1950’s. There are eight … Continue reading
