View Poll Results: Is Julia Gillard a bare-faced liar?
Gillard is justified in breaking her pre-election promise.
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Gillard is a bare faced liar and has no mandate to impose a carbon tax.
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Carbon Tax: Julia Gillard a Bare Faced Liar?
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Interesting podcast with Professor Bob Carter & Alan Jones.
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Well, it's official, all that fine wine and caviar at exotic places and what happens, we put more than 30 gigatons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere last year. This amount represents a 5-percent increase from 2008, the previous record year.
Coal-fired power in India will rise from 95,000 MW to 294,000 MW over the next 11 years. This accounts for the largest percentage rise (300) plus the biggest quantitative rise (199,000 MW). So India alone will increase CO2 by 955 million tons per year.
Australia emits 543 million tons per year in total so Cate Blanchett should go to India and take Juliar with her.
Coal-fired power in India will rise from 95,000 MW to 294,000 MW over the next 11 years. This accounts for the largest percentage rise (300) plus the biggest quantitative rise (199,000 MW). So India alone will increase CO2 by 955 million tons per year.
Australia emits 543 million tons per year in total so Cate Blanchett should go to India and take Juliar with her.
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Well, it's official, all that fine wine and caviar at exotic places and what happens, we put more than 30 gigatons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere last year. This amount represents a 5-percent increase from 2008, the previous record year.
Coal-fired power in India will rise from 95,000 MW to 294,000 MW over the next 11 years. This accounts for the largest percentage rise (300) plus the biggest quantitative rise (199,000 MW). So India alone will increase CO2 by 955 million tons per year.
Australia emits 543 million tons per year in total so Cate Blanchett should go to India and take Juliar with her.
Coal-fired power in India will rise from 95,000 MW to 294,000 MW over the next 11 years. This accounts for the largest percentage rise (300) plus the biggest quantitative rise (199,000 MW). So India alone will increase CO2 by 955 million tons per year.
Australia emits 543 million tons per year in total so Cate Blanchett should go to India and take Juliar with her.
She could also stay at home in her $10M Hunters Hill mansion, keeping out of aircraft and turn the lights off. Bet she doesn’t.
Cate’s talent is in learning lines and pretending. She is extending that talent.
Oh – anyone recognise the power station in the advert. Yep, Battersea. Now for 10 bonus points, how much CO2 did Battersea push out this year?
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Worth far less than Cliva and Gina but climate change is not about wealth envy nor is it about celebrity. Unless the redevelopment is happening I reckon I push more CO 2 than Battersea. Clive would fart more than curry munching cow.
Cate is worth $53 million part of which comes from Audi, who are carbon polluters. She could tell them to piss off if she wanted to make a stand.
She could also stay at home in her $10M Hunters Hill mansion, keeping out of aircraft and turn the lights off. Bet she doesn’t.
Cate’s talent is in learning lines and pretending. She is extending that talent.
Oh – anyone recognise the power station in the advert. Yep, Battersea. Now for 10 bonus points, how much CO2 did Battersea push out this year?
She could also stay at home in her $10M Hunters Hill mansion, keeping out of aircraft and turn the lights off. Bet she doesn’t.
Cate’s talent is in learning lines and pretending. She is extending that talent.
Oh – anyone recognise the power station in the advert. Yep, Battersea. Now for 10 bonus points, how much CO2 did Battersea push out this year?
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Even worse, in many respects it is about KEEPING that imbalance between first and third world countries.
The Asian Development Bank received enormous criticism for funding Thailand's Mae Moh coal-fired power station. The bank later refused to fund the Sukhdev Vihar waste-to-energy plant in New Delhi.
Cities like Medan with a population of over 2 million suffer rolling power blackouts. Although Indonesia has large supplies of cheap coal, the Western world refuses to assist with financing further thermal power stations. The residents on Medal all have cheap, inefficient and CO2 polluting petrol generators in their back yards instead.
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