February 1, 2005 – “Avoiding Dangerous Climate Change” conference begins – All Our Yesterdays
February 2nd is Groundhog Day! – All Our Yesterdays
February 3, 1995 – Senator McMullan sows the CEDA of our doom.. – All Our Yesterdays
Podcast review: Every breath you take, Alice Bell on Cursed Object podcast – All Our Yesterdays
February 4, 1998 – Ombudsman on ABARE and its dodgy af #climate modelling – All Our Yesterdays
February 5, 1993 – Space Based Energy experiment takes place – All Our Yesterdays
February 5, 1986 – Thomas Sankara Imperialism is the arsonist of our forests and savannas – All Our Yesterdays
February 6, 1969 – Senate Select Committee warned about CO2 build up by Professor Harry Bloom – All Our Yesterdays
February 7, 1995 – Australian Treasurer claims UNFCCC treaty contains loopholes and get-out clauses – All Our Yesterdays
Podcast Review: Alex Steffen’s “When We Are” – All Our Yesterdays
February 8, 1956 – Roger Revelle sexes up the dossier to House Committee on Appropriations – All Our Yesterdays
February 9, 1970 – HRH Prince of Netherlands points to carbon dioxide build-up – All Our Yesterdays
Feb 9, 1990 – Carl Sagan on military spending vs. climate spending – All Our Yesterdays
“While it’s important to win the argument, you also have to win the fight-which is about money and power, not reason and data and evidence” – interview with Bill McKibben – All Our Yesterdays
February 10, 2006 – The Australian Conservation Foundation tries to get governments to take climate seriously… – All Our Yesterdays
Feb 11, 1970 – Prince Charles attends “Environment in the Balance” film premiere – All Our Yesterdays
February 12, 1992 – John Hewson plots to cut the green crap – All Our Yesterdays
February 13, 1995 – Federal Environment Minister John Faulkner runs up the white flag on a carbon tax. – All Our Yesterdays
February 14, 1972 – the Lorax is animated… – All Our Yesterdays
Feb 14, 1975 – “Some recent thinking on the future carbonate system of the sea” published. – All Our Yesterdays
February 15, 1995 – Australian Financial Review editorial, gloating in the aftermath of the defeat of a small carbon tax proposal, groks Jevons Paradox – All Our Yesterdays
February 16, 2014 – US climate envoy John Kerry denounces “shoddy scientists and extreme ideologues” – All Our Yesterdays
February 17, 2003 – “please ratify Kyoto Protocol” advisory group begs John Howard – All Our Yesterdays
February 18, 1991 – Governor Bill Clinton says would give “serious consideration” to cuts of 20-30 per cent by 2004. – All Our Yesterdays
Interview with Professor Kevin Anderson – physical impacts of climate change coming quicker than expected. – All Our Yesterdays
February 19, 1981 – Ecology Party meeting in Wells warns of carbon dioxide build-up – All Our Yesterdays
February 19, 2007 – Australian gas lobby hard at work… – All Our Yesterdays
February 19, 1981 – Nature article “Greenhouse Effect: Act Now, Not Later” – All Our Yesterdays
Interview with Professor Kevin Anderson – “I see a lot of good reasons to be taking more notice of the Hansen end of the spectrum.” – All Our Yesterdays
February 20, 1970 – South Australian premier sets up an Environment Committee – All Our Yesterdays
Interview with Professor Kevin Anderson pt 3- aviation and its technobabble, Reeves “not fit for office” – All Our Yesterdays
February 21, 2004 – “Turning coal clean and green.” Sure. Any day now. – All Our Yesterdays
February 22, 2012 – “Campaign to Repeal the Climate Change Act” holds a meeting… – All Our Yesterdays
February 23, 1993 – Peter Walsh spouting his tosh again – All Our Yesterdays
February 24, 2011 – the fateful press conference of Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the Greens Bob Brown… – All Our Yesterdays
Kevin Anderson pt 4 – the Climate Change Committee is not independent, and has “systematically undermined the Climate Change Act.” – All Our Yesterdays
February 25, 2003 – Australian Treasury says “carbon pricing. It’s not rocket science” – All Our Yesterdays
February 26, 2007 – ABC’s Four Corners tackles climate (again) – All Our Yesterdays
February 27, 2002 – an embarrassing “technology partnership” is launched (as Kyoto spoiler attempt) – All Our Yesterdays
February 28, 2007 – Australian denialists release idiotic regurgitated pamphlet, as part of attempted spoiler operation – All Our Yesterdays