Gillard faces revolt on economy
The Lowy poll said that Australians were softening their views on measures to fight global warming, with support for urgent and strong policies falling from two-thirds to 36 per cent in the past six years.
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Consistent with their “we’re doing the right thing” mentality, they won’t be paying any attention to opinion polls.
It’s rather like the IPCC assuming that there’s a catastrophic problem with the climate, basing all their “research” on the premise that there’s no way they can be wrong, and ignoring anything that tells them they are.
It’s not even politics; just complete stupidity
The part where the government climate experts said we’d be out of water in a year or two and most of the states spent billions of dollars on desalination plants (now mothballed or construction delayed due to excessive rain), and since then it hasn’t stopped raining – probably didn’t help.
Reblogged this on Climate Ponderings.
Nice photo of Julia And Ross at work, Steve! Must have been taken at Bullamakanka.
Taken by Paparazzi at Gobby Creek