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Jennifer Marohasy

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Polar panic eco-hysteria

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
The Land 18th January, 2007

I received an email from the North Pole at Christmas. It wasn't from Santa, but a fellow complaining that he wouldn't be able to hunt polar bears...

May '07 bring back skeptics

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
The Land 22nd December, 2006

I will remember 2006 as the year a misguided film portraying carbon dioxide as the main cause of all climate change captured the imagination of so...

Save Forests, Bring Back Millers

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
The Land 7th December, 2006

Back in August 2002, as part of its campaign to increase the area of national parkland in NSW, the Western Conservation Alliance held a forest...

Anvil Hill Decision: Impractical and Uncompetitive

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
Counterpoint 4th December, 2006

Last week the NSW Land and Environment Court found that a proposed coal mine at Anvil Hill in the Hunter Valley was being approved without adequate...

Mighty Murray will cope

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
The Land 23rd November, 2006

I wonder what will happen if the Murray River runs dry next year? I don't mean completely dry, but rather, if it is reduced to a series of...

The campaign to stop mining

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
Online Opinion 15th November, 2006

Across the world too many people still live in poverty. A new feature-length documentary by former Financial Times journalist Phelim McAleer...

Are our trail blazers looking backwards?

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
The Land 9th November, 2006

When the Prime Minister, John Howard, recently announced another $350 million in drought aid for farmers he said we would "lose something of our...

On Robert Malthus and Banning New Foods

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
Counterpoint 8th November, 2006

Many people harbour a deep-seated fear of new technology particularly when it involves our food. The current ban on all new genetically modified...

Crop drop not unusual

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
Courier-Mail 1st November, 2006

Australian farmers typically grow and export a lot of wheat. It's a winter crop that is grown without irrigation, dependent on soil moisture and...

Windmills are not a solution to this drought

Food & Environment | Jennifer Marohasy
Online Opinion 27th October, 2006

Is the current drought another sign of climate change? Is renewable energy a real solution? The rainfall record has a few clues, and it is also...

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