The Truth About Australia’s Housing Shortage
Under Net Zero rules, governments must design and abide by plans to reach Net Zero over the coming decades. This means all other policies are subjected to that constraint.
Under Net Zero rules, governments must design and abide by plans to reach Net Zero over the coming decades. This means all other policies are subjected to that constraint.
By Nick Hubble,
Governments are doing their best to make the energy transition look plausible. But the more they have to do, the more Net Zero is exposed as unworkable.
By Nick Hubble,
Having successfully fought off carbon emissions free nuclear power last century, environmentalists have now discovered that their latest raison d’etre is…eliminating carbon emissions. The trouble is, that’s going to require a heck of a lot of extremely environmentally destructive mining to achieve without turning back to nuclear power.
By Nick Hubble,
The velocity of money explains our inflationary outburst of 2022. And this was predictable in 2021, using a specific equation. The question is, what is that same equation saying now?
By Nick Hubble,
It’s easy to dismiss the idea of mining asteroids…for all the wrong reasons. But what if we are on the cusp of a space economy finally proving such ventures profitable…for investors?
By Nick Hubble,
It’s been a disastrous month for Net Zero. So many of the myths which the emissions target relies on are unravelling at the same time that it has us all in quite a tangle.
By Nick Hubble,
The same indicators which would’ve warned you about 2021’s inflationary burst are now warning of the opposite — deflation. But should you listen this time?
By Nick Hubble,
Renewable energy is the path to Net Zero. But it is incredibly space intensive — it requires vast tracts of land to generate, transport and store power. Is there enough?
By Nick Hubble,
We have a special guest contributor for today’s Money Morning. Hear from Nick Hubble, Editor and Investment Director of Jim Rickards’ Strategic Intelligence. In this article, Nick continues our recent conversation topic — energy. Digesting uncooked food takes a lot of energy. Cooking is all about improving how much energy we get per unit of energy spent chewing and digesting. This is known as energy return on energy invested (EROI). The trouble is, our renewable energy boom is reducing our EROI. And that means we’ll be poorer.
By Nick Hubble,
Central bankers are focusing on wages in their fight against inflation. But what if that’s the wrong mole to whack? A debt crisis is popping up behind them…
By Nick Hubble,
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