I'm forming an opinion about the recently proposed emissions trading scheme.
I'm beginning to think that it is far more than merely not good enough: it's a disaster, for both the economy, and the environment, and will have the worst possible outcome for both.
Here we were hoping to compete with the big oil producers in the back yard of a small village and using an untried collection of old car parts, old pipes and taps attached to a used chemical container, all put together in an image downloaded from the internet.
Yes folks, I have a new job. I'm now the "Internet Sales Co-ordinator" at Computerbank Victoria
What does this mean? It means I rummage through piles of odd IT and multimedia gear, research specifications online, and then list them on ebay. For a day a week of this and a couple of hours from home, they pay me $23.50 an hour
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Why geeks will save the earth has an interesting angle on the breakdown of compassion when dealing with large numbers of suffering people ( more than 8 ) and why those with a certain Aspergery outlook can engage with the concept of mass deprivation more constructively.
We are looking for a socially aware male (pref) artist, performer, craftsperson, technician or student to live and work in our well appointed artist run warehouse with four women and two men. ( Read more... )
New Scientist's special report: Climate change: A guide for the perplexed lists and debunks the 26 most common myths about global anthropogenic climate change. With links to primary sources and a guide to reading the data.