Yep, apparently according to the ABC:
A new report from the Strategic Policy Institute says climate change could lead to an increase in crime.
...the report's author, Anthony Bergin, is predicting global warming will lead to an increase in violent crime and so called 'climate crime'.
More police resources may be needed to cope with an influx of migrants from low lying areas as the sea level rises.
Please
Gust of Hot Air is a blog outlining my own statistical analysis of Australian Weather. I am Jonathan Lowe, and have completed by Bsc(hons) in statistical analysis as well as my Master of Science. I have done 2 years of my PhD There is a lot of statistical information regarding climate change and I intend to provide statistical analysis into the area to prove if the recent well advertised rise in temperature is at all statistically significant. Results will be uploaded here on a regular basis
Monday, November 10, 2008
Friday, November 07, 2008
Everything back to normal! Phew!
Accoring to Geliogenic Climate Change, tropical cyclones are back to normal:
Link here:
And after one of the most quickest and amazing turns of ice coverage on record, Global ice records are currently at the same level as 1979:
Graph here:
Thank goodness for that, for a while I was getting scared, very very scared.
Link here:
And after one of the most quickest and amazing turns of ice coverage on record, Global ice records are currently at the same level as 1979:
Graph here:
Thank goodness for that, for a while I was getting scared, very very scared.
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
The pointlessness of a Prius
Australian Climate Madness explains the pointlessness of hybrid cars:
The latest advert for the Toyota Prius claims that by driving one for 10 years or 100,000km, you can save 7.5 tonnes of CO2 as compared to a regular petrol-engined car.
Let's put that into perspective. If you drove a Prius for, say, 70,000 years, you would save the same amount of CO2 that a large coal-fired power station generates in a day.
Moral of the story: don't fool yourself into thinking that driving a butt-ugly hybrid car is anything but a feel-good gesture.
The latest advert for the Toyota Prius claims that by driving one for 10 years or 100,000km, you can save 7.5 tonnes of CO2 as compared to a regular petrol-engined car.
Let's put that into perspective. If you drove a Prius for, say, 70,000 years, you would save the same amount of CO2 that a large coal-fired power station generates in a day.
Moral of the story: don't fool yourself into thinking that driving a butt-ugly hybrid car is anything but a feel-good gesture.
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