Stuffthatcounts

Nuclear power discussions are a distraction, we know nuclear works. What we should be discussing is out first-of-a-kind wind & solar system.

Baseload power from a solar farm? Too good to be true? Or too bad to believe anybody would actually build it?

When comedians celebrate greed and the audience laughs, you know you have a problem.

Australians have been eating the invaders ever since white arrival; so exactly what does Tony Armstrong want to change?

Why did South Australia's energy Minister call for some diesels be bought back into the energy mix?

Facing a future where both heat and electricity need to be ultra-low carbon, the ALP and Greens are locking Australia into gas.

A critique of Joëlle Gergis' recent Quarterly Essay "Highway to Hell, Climate Change and Australia's future".

Comparing AI with Q&A on nuclear waste. Who should you goto for expert information?

What is dispatchable generation and how has the Government politicised the concept and corrupted its meaning

Peter Dutton's nuclear plan and the media storm around it has raised questions over our media's capacity to analyse any energy plan.

The AEMO ISP & Gencost agree that costs on the other side of the meter can be ignored. That's how they find renewables cheaper than nuclear.

"Insiders" on March 10th showed a level of unprofessionalism, ignorance and bias that deserves to be called out

The long running SA Parliamentary Inquiry into the hunting of native birds was a total waste of taxpayers money.

Should the Australian Greens party be names the Browns? No, not in honour of Bob Brown, but in honour of being the parties of big mining.

Fining or jailing people for climate protests shows a lack of imagination almost as large as the protests themselves.

A critique of the role of lies in the nuclear power debate

The UK Independent newspaper ran a remarkable line about the deal between the Greens and the Australian Government on the so-called...

RenewEconomy recently ran an interesting article with an amazing headline: “Cannon-Brookes backed fund to deliver "coal plant-worth” of...

Suppose you are trying to shift Australia’s 30 million tonne grain harvest and somebody has decreed that you couldn’t use anything other...

Climate scientist Matthew England interviewed Naomi Oreskes, who, with Erik Conway, wrote: “Merchants of Doubt; How a handful of...