Viv Forbes
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Population growth means that more people are affected by weather extremes, but there is no evidence that floods and droughts are getting worse.
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A cold hungry winter is about to show Europe the deadly dangers of listening to green dreamers. It is surely time for Australia to withdraw from foreign entanglements like the Paris Treaty, and chop Canberra’s green tentacles, limiting its duties to defence, foreign affairs and maintenance of free trade (exactly as our founders intended).
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Australians are destined to discover that they lost heavily in the Great Green Gamble.
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The world has changed. We can no longer afford “Net Negative Energy” or “Building Back Worse”.
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Australia’s recent embrace of green energy leads it closer to the brink of an energy disaster.
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We cannot sacrifice the economy based on bad science.
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Climate ChangeConstitutionEnvironment/EnergyGovernmentPolitics
Hydrogen Hype and Hurdles
by Viv Forbes July 7, 2021Today’s hydrogen hype proposes using wind and solar energy to produce “green” hydrogen by electrolysis of water.
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Climate ChangeEnvironment/EnergyGovernmentPoliticsScience
Not So Green
by Viv Forbes September 9, 2020Green Energy isn’t green
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Green Folly locked up 11% of Australia in a tinder-box of bushfire fuel, much of which is now burnt or burning.
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For over 15 years the global warmists have become progressively more outspoken with their scare stories, and less careful with facts and science.
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Greens know that Australia could not electrify our cities, farms, mines, refineries and factories, nor power our road, rail, air and sea transport with just solar, wind, hydro and batteries.
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Burning forests to generate electricity is probably the worst green energy stupidity.
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Climate ChangeEnvironment/Energy
Cycles, not Carbon Dioxide, Control Climate
by Viv Forbes June 11, 2019The war on hydro-carbon fuels will have no measurable effect on global temperatures. Nor will carbon taxes, carbon offsets or subsidies for wind turbines or solar panels. There are climate controllers far bigger than human CO2 at work.