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This has been my perfect week

Richard | January 13, 2008 | 6:33 pm

A couple of weeks ago, plans for a wonderful new coal-fired power station in Kent were given the green light and I was very pleased. more…

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Environmental extremism must be put in its place

Richard | January 9, 2008 | 6:33 pm

All responsible citizens are ‘environmentalists’, but that is no reason to yield to mass delusion. more…

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Unending global warming hyperbole finally too much

Richard | January 6, 2008 | 3:01 pm

References in the news media to global warming and its dire consequences are frequently inexact, unbalanced and unnecessarily alarming—sometimes even wrong. Their endless repetition is tiresome. Also they are dangerous, in that people disinclined to check for themselves will inevitably start to believe them. New Zealanders deserve better. Read more… »

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Tourism to be Ravaged by Global Warming?

Richard | January 4, 2008 | 6:33 pm

[this letter was not published in the Herald, to my knowledge]

The Editor,
NZ Herald.
4 January, 2008.

Dear Sir,

Is our hard-won tourism industry to be ravaged by global warming?

No, not by rising sea levels, but by imposts to “offset” the “carbon footprints” of the growing numbers of our visitors? Let us hope that cool heads examine the matter carefully before hasty action spoils anything.

According to research from the University of Otago published in the NZ Herald today, visiting tourists’ CO2 emissions equal those from all our coal, gas and oil-fired electricity generators combined. Read more… »

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