March 1, 1970 – so many tribes, so few common interests – All Our Yesterdays
March 2, 1956 – IGY oceanography meeting on “clearer understanding” – All Our Yesterdays
March 3, 1980 – International Workshop on the energy climate Interactions in Germany – All Our Yesterdays
March 4, 1970 – “Variations of the carbon dioxide content of the atmosphere in the northern hemisphere” submitted – All Our Yesterdays
March 5, 1984 – presentation on “Global Climate Change Due to Human Activities” – All Our Yesterdays
March 6, 2009 – first “Low Carbon Industrial Strategy” announced – All Our Yesterdays
March 7, 1991 – Australian Labor Party bragging about its green credentials… – All Our Yesterdays
March 8, 1971 – The Future cancelled for lack of interest… – All Our Yesterdays
March 8, 1978 – Minister for Science speaks proudly of Australia’s carbon dioxide monitoring… – All Our Yesterdays
March 9, 1998 – First head of Australian Greenhouse Office announced – (Or “Infamous long AGO”) – All Our Yesterdays
March 10, 2015 – Florida governor denies banning words “climate change” – All Our Yesterdays
March 11, 2008 – Australia’s ratification of Kyoto Protocol comes into effect – All Our Yesterdays
Facilitation of meetings (and especially Q&As) – a worked example – All Our Yesterdays
March 18, 2022 – Antarctic has a day 38.5 degrees above seasonal average. – All Our Yesterdays
March 12, 1984 – A Conservative MP worries about carbon dioxide build-up – All Our Yesterdays
March 12, 2023 – the opera ain’t over, but the fat lady is warming up…. – All Our Yesterdays
Interview with Andrew Boswell – “When I found the double-counting error, I thought, ‘no, they can’t really be doing that.'” – All Our Yesterdays
March 13, 2007 – ACTU talks up “clean coal” – All Our Yesterdays
March 14, 1988 – Reagan mouths pieties about international scientific cooperation – All Our Yesterdays
March 15, 2001 – “First, Direct Observational Evidence Of A Change In The Earth’s Greenhouse Effect Between 1970 And 1997” – All Our Yesterdays
March 16, 1993 – VAT to be imposed on domestic energy, called a “climate measure” – All Our Yesterdays
March 17, 2006 – Rio Tinto says “CCS is key to cutting greenhouse gases.” Oops, then… – All Our Yesterdays
March 18, 1970 – Ministry of Transport says “exhaust emission is a minor pollution problem not warranting public expenditure“ – All Our Yesterdays
March 19, 1970 – first warning in Australian parliament about carbon dioxide build-up – All Our Yesterdays
March 19, 2001 – US Secretary of Energy boasts about all the coal plants he will build (doesn’t). – All Our Yesterdays
March 20, 2014 – Australian Senate votes against killing off ARENA, CEFC etc – All Our Yesterdays
March 21, 1980 – chair of Statoil board acknowledges the “social cost” of the “CO2 problem” – All Our Yesterdays
March 22, 2007 – Fairfax tells its staff to Be Green, for an hour. – All Our Yesterdays
March 23, 1969 – US TV network CBS asks “What are we doing to our World?” – All Our Yesterdays
March 24, 1990 – Labor politician has dummy spit on election night about needing small g-green votes – All Our Yesterdays
March 25, 1982 – CBS Evening News runs 3 minute story on the greenhouse effect. Can’t say we weren’t warned… – All Our Yesterdays
March 25, 1995 – “Women and the Environment” conference in Melbourne – All Our Yesterdays
Interview with Dave Vetter – “politics is downstream of culture” – All Our Yesterdays
March 26, 2010 – How many Aussie Government types were at Nopenhagen? Lots! – All Our Yesterdays
March 27, 1971 – Norwegian Tabloid talks about the climate threat – All Our Yesterdays
March 27, 1995 – former Nature editor John Maddox admits was wrong on Greenhouse, without, er, admitting it. – All Our Yesterdays
March 28, 2001 – (Vice) President George Bush nixes Kyoto – All Our Yesterdays
March 29, 1995 – “a transparent attempt to promote the Australian coal industry” – All Our Yesterdays
March 30, 2007 – economist Nick Stern in Australia – All Our Yesterdays
March 31, 2007 – Earth Hour (the most putrid kind of virtue signalling) – All Our Yesterdays