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Okay, this is obviously kind of funny, and Keith Pitt is attempting tap-dance away from admitting that he doesn't like wind farms and just stumbling over his own feet but........................................'dispatchability'

G'day folks. I have a new @AustCCR, and it's a big one.Shell's climate plans are a multi-purpose, armour-plated fossil-fuelled juggernaut of greenwashing, and a key vote is coming soon.So: let's

You may have noticed a weird sense of shock and exhaustion from climate and energy folks around Australia's PM's showing at the #LeadersClimateSummit. I think it's a really significant moment,

Usually, the 'assume the only integration tool for renewables is a battery' gambit is used by opponents of renewables. Here, it's used by pro-Bitcoin folks to try and carve out

The point that global agreements and pledges are insufficient is v solid (though still totally baffling who this is arguing against, no matter how many times I ask). But the

Absolutely bloody nobody is going to believe us when we try to tell them about the Trump era, in the year 2040 (1) Absolutely bloody nobody is going to believe

Just watched the Biden/Harris acceptance speech, and it's tough to look past a big problem.They seem to believe that division and partisanship are the root cause of problems, rather than

As always, an important reminder: the consequences of an extremely slow decline and an extremely fast decline has incredible consequences for human health and safety.The O&G industry knows this -

So, it's probably worth talking about what is happening here, and why nuclear advocates in particular see absolutely no possible resolution to the issue of land use - and are

Random, contextless climate musing #2832: ~93.29% of all debates about climate solutions boil down to people grappling with how deep they think change needs to be.eg - the electricity sector.

Is there a way to archive a video forever? I think the people of 2050 would appreciate this truly unforgettable insight into the 2020 approach to the climate crisis: A

So, I watched David Attenborough's @DavidALifeFilm, and I liked it. But I think it skips over a couple of things that it could've benefited from engaging directly with - namely,