FET (old posts)

I thought it might be nice to put up on the front page a recent comment by Chris. He states: I can't quite get my intuition around this ...

I mentioned in my last blog that I would comment on the similarities between Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme and the tradition of fraction...

Many of my blogs have been perceived as a little pessimistic. This final blog of the year is intended to provide some optimism. The positiv...

This blog is to help those interested in understanding why there is a debate between these two alternative policy options for reducing green...

My last blog was too brief, I suspect, for the challenging idea it presented. So I will elaborate a little further. The key point I want t...

My recent blog on the Ehrlich-Simon wager aimed to raise 'the principle of the indivisibility of economic productivity'. Briefly, t...

Dr Richard Denniss recently published a research paper for The Australia Institute. Despite its promising title, there is no solution for f...

In 1980, prominent environmentalist, and author of the book The Population Bomb , Paul Ehrlich, entered into a wager with the late cornucopi...

On a leisurely Saturday afternoon, I ventured down to the ferry with fiancé, child, friend and dog in tow, to take a trip across the river t...

The Queensland government is currently phasing in fluoride to the reticulated water supply in many parts of the State. Yet there is by no m...