Rebels to the Coral Reef Cause (Part 4)
It was so cold and rainy in Cairns on Tuesday, but it didn’t stop us getting on a cruise boat and going out to Moore Reef, which is part of…
Originally appeared in Dr Jennifer Marohasy's Website
There Will be A Price To Pay For Sustainable Energy
If the pundits are to be believed, the march of ESG through Australian boardrooms is an unstoppable force, so said Moody’s Head of Sustainability at their conference recently in Sydney….
Originally appeared in The Daily Telegraph
Invitation To The Premiere Of Our New Film – A Coral Bleaching Tragedy
This is Part 3 of a new series: Rebels to the Coral Reef Cause. The Great Barrier Reef has been around in various forms for more than 600,000 years. It…
Originally appeared in Dr Jennifer Marohasy's Website
Rebels To The Coral Reef Cause (Part 2)
To the extent that it is possible for any human endeavour to be so, science is value-free. Science is a way of attempting to understand the world in which we…
Originally appeared in Dr Jennifer Marohasy's Website
Rebels To The Coral Reef Cause (Part 1)
Everybody claims to care about the Great Barrier Reef, but very few people take the time to actually visit it. The reports of mass coral bleaching this past summer are…
Originally appeared in Jennifer Marohasy's Website
IPA Report: Are Extreme Rainfall Events Increasing In Frequency?
Torrential rains along the east coast of Australia during February and March 2022 have been blamed on climate change. Specifically, a narrative has developed suggesting that rainfall is becoming...
IPA Report: The Employment Consequences Of The Early Closure Of The Eraring Power Station
The Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) was among the first organisations in Australia to quantify the potential employment impact of a policy of net zero emissions by 2050. In April…
Festivals Of Woke
The dumbing down of our culture is now on steroids Spare a thought for Sydneysiders of a certain ideological persuasion as they are faced with an embarrassment of riches in…
Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
IPA Report: Net Zero Means No New Coal, Gas, Oil Jobs
“A net zero emissions by 2050 target means that, at a minimum, every coal, gas, and oil project in the construction pipeline will need to be scrapped, cancelling over 478,000…
Highest Tide On Falling Sea Levels In Noosa
I live by the sea and like walking along the coastline including scrambling over the rock ledges in Noosa National Park. All the way from Noosa to Sydney it is…
Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
Underwater Photographer Fact Checks Scientists “Absurd” 21.8% Coral Cover Claim
The Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) have been tasked with reporting on the state of the corals and coral cover. They surveyed John Brewer Reef in March, made no…
Originally appeared in jennifermarohasy.com
Australia’s Broken Temperature Record (Part 5)
All 224 Homogenised Temperature Series – Including the Bombing of Darwin I can hardly be accused of cherry picking if I present all the temperature series – all four iterations of the...
Originally appeared in JenniferMarohasy.com