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A tonne of dry leaves and branches may be converted to 267 kgs of biomethane valued at $200. Lawn clippings, tree prunings, and crop wastes can also be converted to methane. 267 tonnes of biomethane may be converted to 133 kgs of green hydrogen. Cheaper than electrolysis.

Classic Liberals: new rules, new laws, new penalties, new punishments. With a heavy dollop of racism thrown in. As always, they’re the punishment party. Robodebt, of course, being the supreme example. abc.net.au/news/2026-04-1…

@VirusFighterVi1 "An autopsy conducted in Thailand confirmed that Warne died of natural causes, specifically coronary artery atherosclerosis (a build-up of plaque in the heart's arteries)."

Did Shane Warne die from the vaccine? Yes! He most certainly did. open.substack.com/pub/ianbrighth… I hope that Jackson, having found the courage to speak up at last, continues to take the message of the toxic vaccine to everyone he meets. For without courage there is no truth and without truth there are no other values.

@rickoets @comical_engr "Paul Bobbee, a Canadian hemp grower, knows firsthand that under current market conditions, using industrial hemp as a biodiesel feedstock just wouldn't pay. Hemp farming has been legal in Canada for about six years" biodieselmagazine.com/articles/hemp-…

@Askgerbil @comical_engr The entire world does what the softcock profiteers won't allow us to Hemps seed has a higher oil content than canola Doesn't need fertizers or pesticides It's great for bees etc But Australia is public servants ville so only the rest of the world is ALLOWED

There is a lot of talk about Australia using Coal to Liquids technology to make diesel. Well over on the west with our abundant gas we should use Gas to Liquids to create diesel. This way we can disengage from the global price and look after our own people. #wapol #auspol

@RennickGBR "An autopsy conducted in Thailand confirmed that Warne died of natural causes, specifically coronary artery atherosclerosis (a build-up of plaque in the heart's arteries)."

“Shane Warne’s son Jackson believes that “forced” Covid vaccines killed his father at the age of 52. Warne died of the Thai island of Koh Samui in 2022 of a heart attack with a post-mortem confirming that the cricket legend had died of natural causes. However, speaking on the 2 Worlds Collidepodcast Jackson, 26, said he believes that Covid vaccinations had a part to play his father’s death. “I definitely think it was involved and I don’t even think saying that is controversial anymore,” Jackson said. “Even if Dad had underlying health issues, I think this brought it straight to the surface, and that’s one thing I’ve always struggled with, because my first impression (was to) instantly blame the government.” ••••••••••••• The government is to blame. They knew about it because I told them the vaccines were killing people and they ignored me. The only to hold these politicians too account for Covid is to vote the major parties out of government. Sign up to Peoplefirstparty.au today if you want to help put the politicians responsible for Covid vaccine injuries and deaths behind bars.

💻🧪 Last few days to apply for our Computer Science Small Grant, where grants of up to £1,000 are available to support collaborative research at the interface of mathematics and computer science. Deadline: 20 April ➡️ lms.ac.uk/grants/compute…

I finished my goal of studying 1st year university physics (mechanics, waves, thermodynamics, E&M)! Took me 4 months of daily studying out of a textbook + problem sets + tutor. Enjoyed it so much I'm going to keep studying 2nd year (optics, modern physics, electrodynamics next)

@rickoets @comical_engr West Australia exports canola oil for other countries to use in biodiesel.

@comical_engr Hemp seed oil is what diesel engines were invented to run on Everything so simple that Amish farmers have been producing their own fuel for years. The refining process produces both diesel and petrol...at the same time and uses minute minimal energy Amish farmers aye farmers

@comical_engr Same natural gas energy: - Make GTL synthetic diesel → 100 km in diesel car (needs ~97 kWh gas input) - Or: Gas → power plant → EV → ~280-300 km EV goes ~3x farther. Efficiency win for electrification.

@comical_engr Over in the west canola oil is exported to countries that use it for biodiesel. #Sunshine is Australia's natural advantage.

@MarianneSansum For low-cost, reliable energy and savings on transport furl, rooftop solar PV systems, Home Battery Energy Systems and EVs are the way to go. Sorry about the poor outlook for your fossil fuel investments.

Shock New Evidence Showing No Link Between CO2 and Temperature Over Last Three Million Years Stumps Net Zero Activists dailysceptic.org/2026/03/25/sho…

#Climate deniers - keep telling yourself everything's fine. More than half of the US in drought as extreme heat and persistent lack of rain and snow raise spectre of water shortages and fire risk, scientists forecast the return of El Niño warming cycle. ft.com/content/0467d3…

Uh huh. Climate change is real and happening now. smh.com.au/environment/cl…

@AngusTaylorMP Missing the point... Australia does not have a rational population policy. Ask Treasury for a model of Australia's economy with a stable population. Make it as multicultural as possible. That part is irrelevant.

Australia has a non-discriminatory immigration program. We do not discriminate based on nationality, race, gender, or faith. But for an immigration program to work in the national interest it must discriminate based on values. The Coalition is going to proudly put Australian values at the heart of immigration policy. That’s just one part of our broader agenda which will include bringing immigration numbers down to a sustainable level. The Coalition will make the Australian Values Statement a legally binding and enforceable visa condition for all temporary and permanent visa holders. If a visa holder undermines our democratic values, doesn’t respect the law, or demonstrates they don’t respect our core values, they will be booted out of Australia.

@jjauthor It did not happen. catholicweekly.com.au/pope-leo-prais…

Why Father?

"Pope Leo praises witness of Algeria’s Christian martyrs at meeting with local Catholics ...praising the 19 religious killed in the 1990s civil war, including the Trappist monks of Tibhirine..." catholicweekly.com.au/pope-leo-prais…

NETANYAHU: “I spoke yesterday with JD vance — He reported to me in detail, as members of this administration do every day.” They report to him? Remind us - Who is president of 🇺🇸 again?

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Oxford researchers published evidence in Nature Physics of an "obstructed atomic band" in NbSe₂, where electrons gather between atoms, potentially advancing catalysis and superconductivity research. Read more: physics.ox.ac.uk/news/electrons…

Note the Scania 728Kwh in 2026 fleetevnews.com.au/electric-truck…

This report by Task 43 (Biomass Supply in a Nature Positive Circular Economy) provides an in-depth analysis of First Nations-led #circularbioeconomies in Australia, examining their social, economic, environmental, and cultural impacts. It captures the perspectives of various First Nations groups, emphasising their traditional responsibilities for caring for Country, preserving ancestral knowledge systems, and engaging in sustainable practices that support community wellbeing and environmental health. This First Nations of Australia Circular Bioeconomies Report was developed through a face-to-face consultation process that involved First Nations voices from several different cultural groups that met in a series of workshops. Key findings: - Technology & knowledge systems: Technology supports spiritual growth by integrating different knowledge systems, improving practical application, preserving cultural values, and reshaping power dynamics with colonial institutions. - Funding challenges & economic #sustainability: Grant-based funding is restrictive, often misaligned with organisational needs, and lacks administrative support, leading many First Nations organisations to operate below minimum wage. Moving toward partnerships, sponsorships, and sustainable employment models can reduce reliance on grants and promote economic independence and equity. - Traditional knowledge & trust: There is limited trust in applying Traditional knowledge to Country management activities. Expanding First Nations leadership in practices like cultural burning and traditional harvesting can demonstrate effectiveness, build confidence, and support the development of fee-for-service models. - Connection to Country & wellbeing: Working on and restoring Country is central to First Nations Peoples’ spiritual and cultural wellbeing. It strengthens cultural values, protects sacred sites, enables knowledge transmission, and creates opportunities to educate others, highlighting the importance of First Nations leadership in these activities. Read more and download the full report 🔗 ieabioenergy.com/blog/publicati…