

Find out where Senator Rennick is visiting.

Find out where Senator Rennick is visiting this April.

This is an earlier set of questions I put to the Bureau of Meteorology about their homogenisation of weather records, back in May 2021. Why is the Bureau making hundreds of millions of iterations to past weather observations? Why is the

If Australians want to rebuild and restore their country the government needs to stop relying on the monetary policies of unelected central bankers and get the workforce back on the tools.

What traps convection is gravity. It’s why the surface of the earth is warmer than say the top of Mt Everest. Gravity stops all the molecules in the atmosphere including O2 and N2 from floating off into outer space.

The Albanese government is spending $224 million of your hard earned dollars for 400 community batteries.

It’s amazing how the government is happy to lend to the big end of town at concessional rates, while allowing the RBA to shaft the little guy with rapid interest rate rises.

Since then Australia has reduced its CO2 emissions from over 600 million tonnes to less than 500 million tonnes. So we are closer to absorbing four times more CO2 than we emit.

Find out where Senator Rennick is visiting.

Find out where Senator Rennick is visiting this April.

This is an earlier set of questions I put to the Bureau of Meteorology about their homogenisation of weather records, back in May 2021. Why is the Bureau making hundreds of millions of iterations to past weather observations? Why is the

If Australians want to rebuild and restore their country the government needs to stop relying on the monetary policies of unelected central bankers and get the workforce back on the tools.

What traps convection is gravity. It’s why the surface of the earth is warmer than say the top of Mt Everest. Gravity stops all the molecules in the atmosphere including O2 and N2 from floating off into outer space.

The Albanese government is spending $224 million of your hard earned dollars for 400 community batteries.

It’s amazing how the government is happy to lend to the big end of town at concessional rates, while allowing the RBA to shaft the little guy with rapid interest rate rises.

Since then Australia has reduced its CO2 emissions from over 600 million tonnes to less than 500 million tonnes. So we are closer to absorbing four times more CO2 than we emit.

I recently gave a speech in the chamber where I called out climate change for lacking context.

Last week I asked the Minister representing the Minister for Science how the energy absorbed by an electron (via a photon) inside a carbon dioxide molecule can subsequently heat up the surrounding atmosphere given an electron has 1,800 times less mass than a proton or neutron.

Kristin Tilley is Australia’s Ambassador for Climate Change and plays a leading role in Australia’s international climate diplomacy, with a focus on engaging with the Pacific and Southeast Asia.

This is a speech I gave calling out the Victorian government for closing down Mt Arapiles, a world famous rockclimbing destination in the name of cultural heritage.

Last year I released a set of policies designed to hold the establishment to account. These are:

The Gravy Train must end.
“The Government’s $22.7 billion Future Made in Australia package will help facilitate the private sector investment required for Australia to be an indispensable part of the global economy.

If renewables are cheaper why do the two major parties continue to subsidize them?
“And it’s why under this government the number of EV charging stations has increased to 900…………all of these investments are made with the expectation of a positive risk based return.”

Earlier this week I spoke to ADH TV about the policies I would like to see implemented by government.

I recently gave a speech in the chamber where I called out climate change for lacking context.

Last week I asked the Minister representing the Minister for Science how the energy absorbed by an electron (via a photon) inside a carbon dioxide molecule can subsequently heat up the surrounding atmosphere given an electron has 1,800 times less mass than a proton or neutron.

Kristin Tilley is Australia’s Ambassador for Climate Change and plays a leading role in Australia’s international climate diplomacy, with a focus on engaging with the Pacific and Southeast Asia.

This is a speech I gave calling out the Victorian government for closing down Mt Arapiles, a world famous rockclimbing destination in the name of cultural heritage.

Last year I released a set of policies designed to hold the establishment to account. These are:

The Gravy Train must end.
“The Government’s $22.7 billion Future Made in Australia package will help facilitate the private sector investment required for Australia to be an indispensable part of the global economy.

If renewables are cheaper why do the two major parties continue to subsidize them?
“And it’s why under this government the number of EV charging stations has increased to 900…………all of these investments are made with the expectation of a positive risk based return.”

Earlier this week I spoke to ADH TV about the policies I would like to see implemented by government.

More Renewable rorts.

The Bureau left grasping for answers.

Why haven’t the Bureau executives been sacked?

A whistleblower from the BOM has come forward to criticise its managing director Mr Johnson over his poor leadership.

In estimates, I chipped the ABC for propagating the fraudulent temperature records being put out by the Bureau of Meteorology.

Conflict of interest perceptions mean Matt Kean should choose between his job as chairman of the federal government’s Climate Change Authority or working for a private energy transition fund led by a former Macquarie banker, a former top public servant and a fan of the ex-NSW treasurer says.

New data from Cornwall Insight has projected the Australian National Electricity Market (NEM) will increase its solar, wind, and storage capacity by more than 150GW by 2043. According to Cornwall Insight’s NEM Benchmark Power Curve, the total installed capacity for these technologies is expected to rise from 52GW in 2025 to 208 GW by 2043, a 300% increase.

The deception and rorts never end.

More Renewable rorts.

The Bureau left grasping for answers.

Why haven’t the Bureau executives been sacked?

A whistleblower from the BOM has come forward to criticise its managing director Mr Johnson over his poor leadership.

In estimates, I chipped the ABC for propagating the fraudulent temperature records being put out by the Bureau of Meteorology.

Conflict of interest perceptions mean Matt Kean should choose between his job as chairman of the federal government’s Climate Change Authority or working for a private energy transition fund led by a former Macquarie banker, a former top public servant and a fan of the ex-NSW treasurer says.

New data from Cornwall Insight has projected the Australian National Electricity Market (NEM) will increase its solar, wind, and storage capacity by more than 150GW by 2043. According to Cornwall Insight’s NEM Benchmark Power Curve, the total installed capacity for these technologies is expected to rise from 52GW in 2025 to 208 GW by 2043, a 300% increase.

The deception and rorts never end.
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