Fussing Over One Degree of Simulation
I was at the Australian National University in October 2018, when the largest supercomputer in the Southern Hemisphere began running the simulations that have now been published as the...
What Corals Can Tell Us About Climate Change
A new paper from Dr John Abbot, Senior Fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs, reveals that records from living and fossilised corals show natural variations in temperature stretching...
Morrison’s 2050 U-Turn Is A Job Killer
Less than two years ago, Scott Morrison won the so-called “climate change election”. His victory was due in no small part to the Coalition’s successful attacks on the ALP’s climate...
Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review
Fly-Past Coral Surveys
This morning, Peter Ridd’s legal team will be asking the High Court to hear his appeal against his sacking by James Cook University. The High Court does not agree to…
Originally appeared in Jennifer Maroshasy Blog
Net Zero Jobs By 2050?
Australian farmers will hardly sleep easy with the assurance of the President of the Australian Council of Trade Unions Michele O’Neil that ‘agriculture has more to gain from transition [to low...
Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
653,600 Jobs At Risk From Net Zero Emissions Target: IPA Report
Coal miners, farmers, and steel and iron workers hold the majority of the 653,600 jobs which could be destroyed by the adoption of a net zero emissions target in Australia,…
Measuring Old Corals & Coral Reefs (Part 2)
Late last year, I went on an expedition in search of a type of very old coral known as massive Porites. Stuart, Shaun and I dived five very different coral…
Originally appeared in Jennifer Maroshasy Blog
Unprecedented Panic Over Bushfire Impact
The word ‘unprecedented’ is often applied to destructive climate-related events, as though they could not have been predicted, and have never happened before. Last summer’s bushfires were no...
Originally appeared in The Daily Telegraph
Great Barrier Reef Platitudes: More Dangerous Than Sharks
It has always been the case that the individual is expected to conform and that there is hierarchy within myths. Myths are of course traditional stories, often explaining a natural…
Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
Peter Ridd Challenge Goes To the Heart Of A Free Society
Peter Ridd has decided to fight last week’s decision in favour of James Cook University, and the case is of such public importance that the High Court simply must allow…
Originally appeared in The Australian
Ridd Case: IPA Welcomes Historic High Court Appeal
The Institute of Public Affairs has welcomed the announcement that Dr Peter Ridd will appeal the judgement in the case of James Cook University (JCU) v Peter Ridd to the…
The Federal Court Delivers A Devastating Blow Against Free Speech
The Federal Court has devastating blow against mainstream Australians, against freedom of speech and against freedom of speech on climate change by overturning the earlier decision in the Federal...
Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia