yet another climate change thread ...
yet another climate change thread ...
(OP)
i stumbled on this article ...
http://b logs.theag e.com.au/e xecutive-s tyle/manag ementline/ 2009/12/14 /climatech ange2.html (also attached the link) ...
several intersting thoughts ...
a quick comment about restricting population growth,
several comments about "ecopreneurs" ... can't decide if he thinks these guys are self-serving barstools or "good guys, leading the wave",
some intersting ideas about the future ... home washing (and cooking), personal vehicles, becoming too expensive and we'll see a rebirth of community laundries (and cafeterias ?) and shared ownership of (and rental) cars
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several intersting thoughts ...
a quick comment about restricting population growth,
several comments about "ecopreneurs" ... can't decide if he thinks these guys are self-serving barstools or "good guys, leading the wave",
some intersting ideas about the future ... home washing (and cooking), personal vehicles, becoming too expensive and we'll see a rebirth of community laundries (and cafeterias ?) and shared ownership of (and rental) cars





RE: yet another climate change thread ...
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RE: yet another climate change thread ...
JMW
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RE: yet another climate change thread ...
However it has a reliably loony/trendy left perspective, earning it the soblique "Pravda on Yarra".
Cheers
Greg Locock
I rarely exceed 1.79 x 10^12 furlongs per fortnight
RE: yet another climate change thread ...
mind you thats what Melbourne-ites say about the rest-of-Australia too !!
RE: yet another climate change thread ...
WUWT has been pulling details from the AR4 IPCC report and finding that WWF and even magazine articles were used are reference in the report. It won't be long before this 'green' economy is hung out to dry and we get back to business as usual.
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