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Coal Seam Gas song video
Our deepest thanks go to Ruby Vincent at A Question of Balance and Paul McQueen at Songwriters Across Australia for putting this video together. Continue reading
Posted in Coal seam gas, Music, Social commentary, Videos
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Coal seam gas lies 2
My mum, bless her thoughtful heart, just sent me a bunch of newspaper clippings from Sydney, about coal seam gas. In the 10 paragraphs of an ad placed by the coal seam gas industry body APPEA, I counted 7 statements that are untrue or misleading. Continue reading
Posted in Coal seam gas, Social commentary
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Coal Seam Gas lies
A farmer from QLD came to our area recently to speak of his experiences with coal seam gas company representatives. “They look you in the eye, and they lie, lie, lie”, he said. “And if a man’s word is no good, he’s no good.” Continue reading
Posted in Coal seam gas, Social commentary, What we did today
Tagged Coal seam gas, fracking, Metgasco
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Coal Seam Gas
Recently we attended a packed-out anti-coal seam gas meeting at our local town hall. Continue reading
Marijuana and peak oil
With peak oil, massive oil spills and islands of petroleum-based plastic floating out at sea, not to mention huge mostly plastic-based land fills, I thought I’d do some research into its history. How did oil become the most widely used energy and product resource on the planet? Continue reading
Posted in Articles and excerpts, Social commentary, Videos
Tagged cannabis, hemp, marijuana, peak oil
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Transition towns
The current industrial, fossil-fuel-run system so clearly favours a very small group of big businesses while we the people are left with rising food and energy bills as well as a stressful and disempowered life. So what is the solution? Continue reading
Posted in Social commentary, Videos
Tagged economics of happiness, globalisation, Helena Norberg-Hodge, localisation, Transition Towns
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Swaraj: A Deeper Freedom
Gandhi identified modern civilisation as the real cause of loss of freedom. The ecological crisis, which is a result of industrialisation, is the most important aspect of civilisation. Industrialisation is based on fossil fuels, and fossi-fuel civilisation, which has given us climate chaos, is now threatening us with climate catastrophe. Continue reading
Mulch and compost
To buy or not to buy, that’s the question. Continue reading
Posted in Projects, Social commentary, The vegie garden, What we did today
Tagged compost, mulch
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Has Arrow Energy bought the Qld police force?
Last week, a rather chatty police officer told me something that I found quite shocking. Continue reading →