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A Lobbyist’s Notion of a Think Tank

  • Burchell Wilson
  • 9th June 2020
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Readers of The Australian might have noticed a recent report on the birth of the Blueprint Institute, which proclaims itself dedicated to reviving the economy via "bold ideas, real conversations and evidence-based research". Packed with renewables advocates and Turnbull Liberals, it is no surprise one of its first papers urges greater investment in rent-seeking green rorts

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An Endlessly Renewable Source of Green Agitprop

  • Alan Moran
  • 9th June 2020
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When it comes to extolling the virtues of wind turbines and solar panels, no snake-oil salesman of old could hold a carbon-neutral candle to the likes of their modern green-lipped urgers at the International Renewable Energy Agency

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The Truth About Giant Trees and Megafires

  • Vic Jurskis
  • 19th May 2020
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Recent rains in the bushfire-prone southeast corner of the country mean we probably won't see more megafires until the next drought dries out the fuel load and the land erupt yet again. As always when there are grants to be snaffled, 'climate change' will be named the culprit. What a pity that funding doesn't go to the study of fire history

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Pulling the Wood Over Our Eyes

  • Mark Poynter
  • 17th May 2020
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Green activism never rests. While the Wuhan flu has been hogging the headlines, academic ecologists have been beavering away in their quest to shut down what is left of Australia's timber industry. Their tools: absurd claims and spurious 'science' spoon fed to gullible reporters

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The Curious Avenues of Professorial Inquiry

  • Tony Thomas
  • 12th May 2020
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Fork out $353,000 and you expect to get something of a value, which is evidently how academia's horn of plenty regards Dr Petra Tschakert's study of climate 'grief and hope' in the Perth suburb of Willagee. As it happens, I grew up there -- and might have saved the good professor, and taxpayers, effort and money respectively

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Gassed-Up and Light-Headed for Hydrogen

  • Alan Moran
  • 11th May 2020
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Having been squeezed by the Wuhan flu from the media's daily roster of dire threats, green-energy touts appear intent on reclaiming headline attention. That's one conclusion to be drawn from the Grattan Institute's addled case for wind, solar and the new fad, hydrogen. The other is that rent-seekers' advocates aren't very good at arithmetic

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The Most Disgusting Climate Cult of All

  • Tony Thomas
  • 29th April 2020
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To give them the benefit of the doubt, it might be that Australian academics who have pledged their support for Extinction Rebellion weren't fully aware of the organisation's odious agenda and tactics. Surely they don't support public suicides as protests against capitalism's ravishment of Gaia ... or maybe they do

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The Asylum Atop Their Ivory Tower

  • Tony Thomas
  • 28th April 2020
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Having delved deep into Melbourne University's climate crackpottery my conclusion that no other institution could possibly match it for wild-eyed, froth-flecked alarmist inmates must now be revised. Judging by the profusion of RMIT signatories supporting Extinction Rebellion, Melbourne Uni’s Parkville crew are but sub-tenants in warmism's padded cell

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The Movie That Gives Humanity the Flick

  • Alistair Crooks
  • 27th April 2020
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Those who twigged years ago to the renewables scam will enjoy the new documentary 'Planet of the Humans' because it is that rarest of things to emerge from the Left: an acknowledgement the green agenda isn't worth a pile of minced birds at the foot of a wind turbine. The bigger message, though, is that one way or another, the planet would be better off without us

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The Reef Could Use a Dose of the Wuhan Flu

  • Walter Starck
  • 20th April 2020
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When the plague is done vast bail-out debts will remain. Economies will need to be made, and that should mean a close evaluation of the Reef Salvation Industry, whose primary goal is its own lavishly sinecured survival. Muting those who make it their job to tell the world there is nothing to see but bleaching and destruction would give tourism a huge boost

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