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popular (i.e. non-technical) articles and PowerPoint slideshows
are available here as PDF files. To open them you will need
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Slideshows
Greenhouse
Solutions with Sustainable Energy (Nov 2007) PDF
Greenhouse
Solutions with Sustainable Energy (Oct 2007), more technical
version presented at ANZSES Solar 2007 conference PDF
Some
popular articles by Mark Diesendorf
NEW:
Submission to Garnaut Climate Change Review, December 2007.
PDF
NEW:
"Myths, fallacies and spin about greenhouse solutions",
November 2007, published on <www.energyscience.org.au>,
Briefing Paper No. 21.
NEW:
"Paths to a Low-Carbon Future: Reducing Australia's greenhouse
gas emissions by 30 per cent by 2020", published by Greenpeace
Australia Pacific, September 2007. PDF
NEW:
"The
Short-term potential for renewable energy and demand reduction
to provide base-load power in New South Wales". 17 July
2007. PDF
NEW:
"Renewable energy sources left to rot", Courier
Mail, Brisbane, 23/7/2007. PDF
NEW:
"The Base-Load Fallacy", revised November 2007,
published on <www.energyscience.org.au>, Briefing paper
No. 16.
"Nuclear
greenwash" Courier-Mail, Brisbane 14/11/2006 PDF
Submission
to Uranium Mining, Processing and Nuclear Energy Review Secretariat,
2006. PDF
"In
defence of renewable energy and its variability", D!ssent
No. 21, Spring 2006, pp. 58. PDF
"A
clean energy future for Australia: response to Trainer critique",
CSIRO Sustainability Network, Update 56, 2006, www.bml.csiro.au/susnetnl/
netwl56E.pdf
"Muzzling
the Greenhouse Debate", Canberra Times, opinion
piece, 15 February 2006. PDF
"A
sustainable energy future for Australia". CSIRO Sustainability
Network, Update 54, www.bml.csiro.au/susnetnl/netwl54E.pdf.
This is a more detailed summary than "How to reduce CO2
emissions by 50%", listed below.
PDF
"Can
nuclear energy reduce CO2 emissions?". A brief report
was published under the title, "Green credentials are
not a given", in the Canberra Times, 8 June 2005,
p.19, and then a more detailed account (slightly edited) in
Australasian Science, July 2005, pp.29-30. The complete
version is given here. PDF
The subsequent debate with a representative of the Australian
Uranium Information Centre, published in the August 2005 issue
of Australasian Science, is available here.
"How
to reduce CO2 emissions by 50%", Australasian Science
vol.26, No. 4, 34-6, May 2005. PDF
"Opponents
of wind power are blowing a lot of hot air", Canberra
Times, opinion piece, 20/1/2005. PDF
"An
alternative pathway to clean energy", Canberra Times
25/3/2004, p.17.
PDF
"A
Clean Energy Future for Australia -- Summary", by Hugh
Saddler, Mark Diesendorf & Richard Denniss. Clean Energy
Future Group, March 2004.
PDF (2.4 MB)
"Why
Australia needs wind power", Dissent no. 3, pp.43-48,
Summer 2003/04. PDF
"A
kick in the teeth for scientific debate", Australasian
Science vol. 24, no. 8, pp.35-37, September 2003. This
is a slightly edited version of the following review paper
with references [PDF], which
is available here on our Website by kind permission of Australasian
Science, www.control.com.au
"Australia's
polluting power: Coal-fired electricity and its impact on
global warming", Sydney: WWF-Australia, April 2003.
PDF
"Backing
a loser", published in slightly edited form as "Propping
up the old smokestack industries", Canberra Times,
22 April 2003, page 11. This article is based on part of the
above report to WWF.
PDF
"Sustainable
development in China", China Connections, January-March
2003, pp.18-19. This is a shortened version of a manuscript
on the following PDF.
'Quarry
or advanced economy -- Where do ecologically sustainable jobs
come from?', in Now We The People, Papers of the National
Conference, Sydney: Now We The People, July 2002, pp.88-89.
PDF
Pathways to a sustainable future, Dissent
No. 5, Autumn/Winter 2001, pp.40-44. PDF
Counting
the cost of government subsidies, Canberra Times, 8
November 2001, p.9.
PDF
Clean,
green economic growth, Canberra Times, 12 July
2001, p.11. PDF
'Urban Transportation in the 21st Century', Environmental
Science & Policy, invited editorial. Vol. 3, pp.11-13,
2000 PDF
Smokestack industries are the big winners, Canberra
Times 4 December 2000.
'Role of business in sustainable development', Executive
Excellence, December 2000, p.19.
'Debate over tidal power in Western Australia' -- published
on several e-mail lists, 2000.
PDF
Credibility at stake on greenhouse cuts, Canberra
Times, 6 October 2000, p.9.
'Lessons for Sydney from Olympic Transport' published
in Sydney Morning Herald, 4 October 2000 under the
title Public transport a winner, and should remain so.
PDF
'Do new roads reduce traffic? -- published in Sydney
Morning Herald, 30 November 1999 under the title 'All
choked up over our love affair with the car'. PDF
Second airport or second best?, Sydney Morning
Herald, 16 June 1999, p.15.
'Big roads big bills', Australasian Science Vol. 20,
No.4, pp. 34-35, 1999.
'Comment on the Kyoto conference, Ecological Economics
Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 1, pp.40-41, 1998 (co-authored by
Anna Gollner).
'What can we do to protect our environment?', Uniya Focus
(newsletter of Uniya Jesuit Social Justice Centre), No. 34,
October, 1998.
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