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Peter Gardner's November Newsletter

Peter Gardner's November Newsletter

By Portal Admin - 4th December 2017 - Back to News

Dear friend, colleague, media person,

my posts (and guest author) on climate, renewables etc. on my "Gippsland News" page. The website is getting between 400-600 unique visitors per month. All posts for November can be viewed at http://petergardner.info/news/ or individual blogs as follows:-

29.11 Fact and Opinion on Climate Change http://petergardner.info/2017/11/fact-and-opinion-on-climate-change/ asking the wrong question

26.11 Notes on a Fair and Balanced Media http://petergardner.info/2017/11/notes-on-a-fair-and-balanced-media/ comment on mainstream and local media

22.11 The Trees of Bairnsdale http://petergardner.info/2017/11/the-trees-of-bairnsdale/ cooling effect and carbon store

19.11 Local Snakes and Climate Change by a Gippsland Naturalist http://petergardner.info/2017/11/local-snakes-and-climate-change-by-a-gippsland-naturalist/ comment on my Tiger Snake blog. Most popular this month.

15.11 A Climate Friendly Gippsland Business – Black Rainbow Printing http://petergardner.info/2017/11/a-climate-friendly-gippsland-business-black-rainbow-printing/

12.11 Terrorism and Climate Change in Perspective http://petergardner.info/2017/11/terrorism-and-climate-change-in-perspective/ the Media’s ‘elephant in the room’

8.11 The Nuclear Energy Dead End http://petergardner.info/2017/11/the-nuclear-energy-dead-end/

5.11 KISS Principle and Climate Change http://petergardner.info/2017/11/the-kiss-principle-and-climate-change/ the short, simple explanation of global warming

1.11 Petitions and Pledges http://petergardner.info/2017/11/petitions-and-pledges/ comment on these political actions


Peter Gardner

Source: www.gippsland.com

Published by: support@gippsland.com

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