The Energy Realists of Australia have two sites, the original list of papers hanging off the RiteOn site and our own site, Flickerpower.
It will help if these sites come up on the first page of searches and this is more likely to happen when they get more traffic directed from other sites, like this blog.
Cats are invited to head to these sites and sample the rich store of energy knowledge and wisdom, while making the sites more visible for searchers.
In the early stages of the war, an intelligence unit made a terrific stuff up of German intentions. Stalin had…
Then ponder this. Meet the ICC prosecutor in Netanyahu’s ICC case. The Swamp is not confined to the US.Khan was…
He and his son obviously have no investments in nuclear energy.
Kelvin , stick to posting female arse-cheeks and sucking up to authority. Anything more complicated and you’re lost.
The Lieutenant directs the platoon. The Senior NCOs direct the troops.
Thanks, Rafe.
Done and featured.
Will do.
Thanks Rafe, and I’m working on sharing these far afield.
https://joannenova.com.au/2022/11/new-climate-omen-appears-glowing-crystal-jellyfish-are-telling-you-to-install-solar-panels/#comment-2604420
Interestingly Griffith Uni did some research into the wind drought but unfortunately they came to the conclusion that it’s not an issue:
https://wattclarity.com.au/articles/2022/11/03nov-griffith-university-study-quantifying-the-risk-of-renewable-energy-droughts/
Great stuff Rafe !
Energy realism for me currently involves filling 44 gallon drums with diesel for a backup supply…
Excellent resource Rafe thank you
Not Helped by – The Lunacy of The Australian Labor Party at Work
Coal and gas projects could be BLOCKED by Anthony Albanese’s government as it announces it will ‘reassess’ 18 major businesses based on climate change impacts
. Climate impacts of planned coal and gas projects the basis of legal actions
. Eighteen projects in Queensland, NSW and WA to be reviewed in legal action
. Power prices could jump 20 per cent this year and another 35 per cent in 2023
Anthony Albanese’s government could block new coal and gas projects on climate grounds even though soaring energy prices are set to dramatically worsen.
Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has approved an environmental group’s legal bid to have 18 projects reassessed with increased focus on their climate impacts.
The Environment Council of Central Queensland (ECoCeQ), represented by Environmental Justice Australia, took legal action in July to have 19 projects reviewed.