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Climate Policy Salad

Larvatus Prodeo - May 9, 2008 - 1:17pm

Fresh updates from the world of emissions trading: Read more »

Programs I can’t do without

CoreEcon - April 29, 2008 - 11:07am

Since switching back to the Mac, I have found that there are several programs that I can’t live without and have bought subscription licenses to. Read more »

Molitor@UNSW

Larvatus Prodeo - April 24, 2008 - 4:15pm

Michael Molitor gave a public lecture last night at UNSW, where he now holds an adjunct professorship with the Climate Change Research Centre between appointments as a ‘Carbon Manager’ for PriceWaterhouseCooper. The talk was entitled Climate Change: ‘Show Me The Money’, which is the famous line from Tom Cruise’s character in Jerry Maguire - so when Molitor spoke passionately of the ‘Governor of NSW’, I was thankful that there were no couches onstage. Read more »

Typical MND misrepresentation: shame on you, Glenn Sacks OK, his explanation does make sense after all

Hoyden About Town - April 18, 2008 - 11:52am

Alert blog-readers may have noticed that many blogs, including this one, use a “cut” or “more” tag on longer posts, so that only the first few paragraphs show on the main page, and to read the full story one needs to click on a link that usually says “continued” or “read more”. The text used to anchor such more-links is fully customisable according to a webmaster’s whims. Read more »

Sunday Neato: Earth-bowls

Hoyden About Town - May 11, 2008 - 1:43pm

earthbowls

Fluidforms “Earth-bowls”.

Just pinpoint your chosen location in Google Earth, choose a height scale, and these clever Austrians will make it out of wood for you, terrain and all.

[Via Oohsome] Read more »

New to the blogroll or other bits of the blog

Hoyden About Town - April 29, 2008 - 7:44pm


Here, Have A Kitty

Amnesty Internationals Irrepressible Info campaign
That new widget in the sidebar allows us to help “undermine censorship by publishing fragments of censored material” from some of the many websites around the world which have been censored by one government or another. (via Lauredhel) Read more »

Typical MND misrepresentation: shame on you, Glenn Sacks

Hoyden About Town - April 18, 2008 - 11:52am

Alert blog-readers may have noticed that many blogs, including this one, use a “cut” or “more” tag on longer posts, so that only the first few paragraphs show on the main page, and to read the full story one needs to click on a link that usually says “continued” or “read more”. The text used to anchor such more-links is fully customisable according to a webmaster’s whims. Read more »