If we fill valleys like this with industrial solar, we destroy them forever. These are not wastelands. If you lack the taste to appreciate them, stay in your cities. But let these places be.

Add your signature if like me you are unable to attend. We will be just back from holidays and cutting hay. A great opportunity for farmers to put forward our issues and demonstrate that disrespect and dismissing farmers isn’t acceptable

It’s been 9947 days since Australia’s nuclear ban was introduced and they still won’t tell us why one of the safest, cleanest and reliable energy sources is still prohibited in Australia. ✍️ Let’s lift the ban: nuclearforaustralia.com/petition

Perhaps the anti nuclear movement could spend a bit more time fact checking their content rather than profiling the nuclear community. Just a thought…

Urban, fake environmentalists who see deserts as wastelands have endorsed plans to send fleets of bulldozers into the Mojave, Great Basin, and Sonoran Deserts to destroy the habitats of species like this. Nothing “green” about it.

This male sumatran orangutan is Raku: he got a wound on his right cheek. Scientists were surprised to spot him applying a medicinal plant on his face: akar kuning (Fibranaurea tinctoria), a type of climbing vine that acts as an analgesic. After about 8 days he applied the chewed

Massimo After losing his parents, Suryia, a 3-year-old orangutan, was so depressed he wouldn't eat and didn't respond to medical treatment. The vets thought he may die from sadness. The zookeepers found an old sick dog named Roscoe on the grounds in the park at the zoo where the

Dr Paul Dorfman Here in the UK the Royal Society have said we would need tens of thousands of gigawatt hours of grid storage to be able to subsist on wind and solar, which rules out batteries as a viable storage solution. The cost of the all necessary infrastructure would also be prohibitive.

How much hope was there in the past? More than now. In the 70s there was a belief that people could work together for the greater good. Not now, division seems the aim and no side willing to concede anything. youtu.be/-OZcmYHyUc4?si… Pretty sad really. 🎶One big family 🎶

So, no disrespect at all to these noteworthy professionals but yesterday's anti-nuclear exposé confirmed that I'm a fully independent #nuclear energy advocacy communicator. Come to me for the unblemished facts, "Don't Nuke the Climate"-approved 👍

Getting closer Albo Paul Brown 🐑 KeepTheSheep ALEC KeepTheSheep South Australia Glenn 'Yogi' Kendall

Logical ⚽️ 🍺🦘 What I am saying is I have no respect at all for the people pushing the idea that we are all going to die and the seas will boil if we keep generating electricity and eating meat.

Hugh Riminton So to summarise, ridiculous energy policies trigger a massive increase in living cost. The government responds by immigration on steroids, granting public servants large pay rises and goes on a massive spending spree. Then they claim it saved us from a recession. Yeah - nahhh

ACF say renewables are zero emissions but nuclear isn’t. They ignore the lifecycle emissions of solar and wind then get angry when people apply their own standards for nuclear energy. ✍️Sign to lift the nuclear ban: nuclearforaustralia.com/petition

How's your Sunday afternoon going? :)

"Dangerous"??? Australian Labor?? #auspol #nuclear

Bill McKibben Never seen a solar field with native plants. They use roundup to kill everything. But keep clinging to fantasies in support of your donors by all means. Don’t let reality stop you.

Catching up on Selling Sunset on Netflix, and they say: "There's 48 solar panels in this house which generates 75 gigawatts". Damn, someone should definitely buy this house! It can single-handedly make ~16% of the total electricity demand of the USA! #sixordersofmagnitude

Bill McKibben Worth having a chat to farmers & agronomists before making such a claim, there's plenty of beneficial insects incl. pollinators in corn paddocks. Just because they are self pollinating plants doesn't mean the birds, bats, bees, flies & other insects aren't present in the field...

Perhaps CSRIO would like to do some soul searching on why its GenCost figures for nuclear power are so egregiously inappropriate for Australia, leaving us with the nonsense that "renewables" are the cheap, and ecological way to go. That's risible, and denies the evidence: