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Senator Pocock’s Duty of Care Bill; Requiring the Commonwealth Government to consider the impact of climate change on present and future generations : Comments
By Gwynn MacCarrick, published 11/8/2023The Bill is in line with efforts around the world, to re-negotiate the social license of the fossil fuel industry to operate and phase out the approval of new projects.
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Just ask the world's navies that have them in continuous use.
If they work in a submarine how much easier to have them used ashore ?
I am surprised how many people still believe in co2 generated warming.
I would have thought a reasonable person after hearing for 30 or 40
years about how we are going to be boiled alive they would become at
the very least a bit sceptical.
It is all very strange considering that the present known 8th warming
cycle is likely to be peaking about now or in the next 50 years or so.
I read an article by Ian Plimer recently in which he said that not
just Australia but the earth as a whole is already at net zero.
He seems to look at this matter as a geologist not an atmospheric
scientist. He says much more co2 is exhaled by the planet and absorbed
by the plants than us puny humans can generate.
It is a very interesting deduction from his geological knowledge.
So before you tear your hair out in rage at this idea I suggest you
do some reading.
Stand by, someone, guess who, will say he is in the mining industry !
So what, perhaps a new light does have to be thrown on this panic
that we are throwing all our resources at.