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Trump’s race to launch Nuclear Microreactors changes everything – (An Australian led team built one in just 150 days)
The Australian concept microreactor travelled across the USA in a ute. Photo by Deployable Energy By Jo Nova It s just transformative throw away the transition plans! A year ago Donald Trump decided to reignite nuclear power research his goal in June 2025 was to develop three new advanced nuclear reactors and get them to reach criticality by July 4th this year for the 250th celebrations. In the…
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Communism creeping in? Labor government drives Tomago smelter out of business, then rescues it with $2.5b
Tomago By Jo Nova What looks, acts and smells like a slow government takeover? Big Bad Government is consuming more and more of the free economy. This could be the new Communist Manifesto: Raise energy costs to the point industry is uncompetitive then subsidize it to keep it running. Command it to invest in things it might not have done, and tell it to turn on and off as a management tool to cover…
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Another disaster: Climate Change causes record coral six years in a row
© Australian Institute of Marine Science LMPT Soon corals may invade all those useless bare patches of sand The Fact is, after forty years of man made global warming and 1,100 billion tons of CO2 there is better coral cover on the Great Barrier Reef than there was in 1985. The ABC hasn t reported this, so I feel compelled to share the news as a public service. We know if it were another record low…
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The Great Battery Bungle: Taxpayers Paid Billions for Batteries the Grid Can’t Use
By Jo Nova It s just another design flaw in the Renewable Crash Test Dummy file After taxpayers subsidised a vast fleet of oversize home batteries, 76% of owners don t trust the energy companies enough to look after them, so most will sit at home underused Chris Bowen needed big batteries to rescue our grid from the intermittent hellfire of generators that don t work most of the time. So he had a…
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Climate change threatens world with too much food, grass and photosynthesis
Global distribution of NDVIGS anomalies in 2025 relative to the long-term 2000–2025 mean. By Jo Nova With growth like this people will have to mow lawns more often Thanks to Chris Morrison at the ClimateSkeptic for spotting and writing about this paper. There is seemingly no end to the fertilization effect of carbon dioxide and warm weather. In 2025 there were more leaves on trees, more food on…