Mark O'Briens Climate change Articles
Is business as usual compatible with a post carbon economy? When the taxpayers' bill for reducing emissions arising from business is greater than the economic benefits of such business, is it viable
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Stories are eminating from the 2010 Cancun talks that a carbon tax is being talked about seriously. For a change.
One of the major flaws with Kyoto accord was that it pegged nations’ allowed gre
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Lots of people I know are opting to have their local council come and change all their light bulbs to compact flouro lights (CFLs) in the [mistaken] belief that is somehow going to reduce global war
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This article is part of a larger piece entitled Nuclear Power, is it really a Greenhouse Solution
Myth: Nuclear power is green
Reality: If
the entire production cycle is considered, then nuclear is
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It kind of crept up on me towards the end of 2005, as it was being
slowly introduced into editorials, news items, and page three stories. All of a sudden, it was common knowledge: nuclear power was
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Published as part of a larger feature, Nuclear Power - is it really a Greenhouse Solution?
The paradoxical economic disadvantages of renewable energy
One of the great advantages of renewable energy
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Published as part of a larger article, Nuclear Power - is it really a Greenhouse Solution?
Since the 1980s the US has spent some $15 billion on storage facilities
deep within the supposedly geologic
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This article is published as part of Nuclear Power- is it really a Greenhouse Solution?
These claims are from the Uranium Information Centre:1
Claim:
In
all countries using nuclear energy there ar
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The media is full of terror about the potential impacts of a carbon tax, a tax that is being fought just as hard by the mining lobby as the mining tax was. 'It will put miners out of business', 'it
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Some arguments the nuclear lobby cannot lie about, by Mark O’Brien
Like Lazarus, the nuclear power spectre keeps reappearing in the ‘conversation’ as the nuclear and the uranium mining industr
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