Podcast appearances and mentions of Bruce Robertson

Khanh Duc Kuttig and James Radburn co host a one off show featuring author and leader Bruce Robertson to discuss his new John Catt Book - Power up your Questioning. On this show they discuss the nuts and bolts of classroom questioning, how to ask great classroom questions and the pitfalls too. Bruce shares a range of questioning strategies to support teachers in any classroom. You can get 20% this and any book on the John Catt website by using the code JCTTR2425.

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – Massive government fraud and unaccounted trillions are being exposed—from Medicare funds sent overseas to Pentagon losses and ideological spending by federal agencies. Bruce Robertson breaks down how the deep state uses taxpayer dollars to erode America from within, shielded by courts and media. Discover the hidden networks fueling this decline and what can be done to stop it.

Drew Perkins talks with Bruce Robertson about his new book, Power Up Your Questioning: A Practical Handbook for Teachers. Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode    

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – Mainstream media is finally admitting Trump was right about Ukraine. After years of disinformation, The Hill concedes that the West provoked Russia. Bruce Robertson breaks it all down—media lies, the Deep State, collapsing narratives, and more. From the Trump economy to immigration truths, it's all coming to light. Tune in for truth they tried to bury.

La guerra mondiale si combatte anche nei cieli. In Galizia e in Francia i primi aviatori perdono la vita, mentre Churchill, in Inghilterra, è veloce a intuire che la guerra del futuro si farà bombardando gli obiettivi nemici.Seguimi su Instagram: @laguerragrande_podcastSe vuoi contribuire con una donazione sul conto PayPal: podcastlaguerragrande@gmail.comScritto e condotto da Andrea BassoMontaggio e audio: Andrea BassoFonti dell'episodio:Avro 504J & Avro 504K, BAE Systems  S. Biggs, First British Air-raid of WW1, Royal Marines History, 2021  Mikhail Bonch-Bruyevich, From Tsarist General to Red Army Commander, Progress Publishers, 1966  Alan Durkota, Thomas Darcey, Victor Kulikov, The Imperial Russian Air Service — Famous Pilots and Aircraft of World War I, Flying Machines Press, 1995  Peter Grey, Owen Thetford, German Aircraft of the First World War, Putnam, 1970  Mathieu Guillerot, Histoires 14-18 : le premier combat aérien, franceinfo, 2020  Jon Guttman, Pusher Aces of World War 1, Osprey, 2009  Gérard Hartmann, L'incroyable Morane-Saulnier hydro, La Coupe Schneider et hydravions anciens/Dossiers historiques hydravions et moteurs, 2001  Ross Mahoney, James Pugh, Air warfare, 1914-1918 Online, 2018  Jacques Nœtinger, Témoin privilégié de l'histoire de l'aviation du XXe siècle : mes rencontres avec des constructeurs, des techniciens, des pilotes, des aventuriers et bien d'autres, Nouvelles Éditions latines, 2010  Bruce Robertson, Sopwith-The Man and his Aircraft, Air Review, 1970  The Friedrichshafen Raid - 21 November 1914, World Naval Ships  Ari Unikoski, The War in the Air - Bombers: Britain, Firstworldwar.com, 2009  Marie-Catherine Villatoux, Premier combat aérien de l'histoire, French Archives, 2024  L. P. Yates Smith, British Destruction of Zeppelins, U. S. Naval Institute, 1936In copertina: l'attacco degli Avro 504 alla fabbrica Zeppelin di Friedrichshafen, dalla copertina di "The Zeppelin Base Raids" di Ian Castle

Sugary drinks could be off the menu at a series of Palmerston North sports venues if the council has its way. Speedway promoter Bruce Robertson spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Palmerston North Council is calling for an extension on the ban of sugary drinks at sports grounds. That brings a total of 8 venues targeted in the ban, including the Trusts arena, which is the home of the turbos, as well as the Speedway. National Superstock Speedway promoter Bruce Robertson talks to Mike Hosking about the impact of such a ban on his industry. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – What is the story of the drones? Former FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force member Lt. Steve Rogers tells us his concern that people will begin to take matters into their own hands if answers are not forthcoming! Has Trump won the culture war? Atty Sidney Powell is here as she quotes President Reagan… “Trust and then verify.” Bruce Robertson lays out the Deep State's latest plot to stop Trump…

Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – What is the story of the drones? Former FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force member Lt. Steve Rogers tells us his concern that people will begin to take matters into their own hands if answers are not forthcoming! Has Trump won the culture war? Atty Sidney Powell is here as she quotes President Reagan… “Trust and then verify.” Bruce Robertson lays out the Deep State's latest plot to stop Trump…

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – A storm brews in America, not just in weather but in politics. The Biden-Harris establishment funds wars, traffics children, and weaponizes media and technology. An alliance of Trump, Bobby Kennedy, Tulsi Gabbard, and Elon Musk offers hope for change. Tune in as Bruce Robertson exposes the truth and challenges the forces threatening our nation's sovereignty.

Matt revisits the Balona Wetlands and is joined by Walter Lamb and Bruce Robertson to discuss efforts to preserve the Ballona Wetlands Ecological Reserve in Los Angeles. They emphasize community involvement, criticize the delayed restoration project, and highlight the need for local activism.  To learn more about Walter's work, visit:  https://www.ballona.org/ You can watch Bruce's documentary on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U_uVEJjjSE Want to help us reach our goal of planting 30k trees? Visit: https://aclimatechange.com/trees/ to learn how.

Matt Matern, Walter Lamb, and Bruce Robertson discuss Bayona Wetlands preservation, highlighting the need for community involvement, local activism, and political support.

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – Following Independence Day, we uncover the Democrats' meltdown, their split into Pro-Biden and Replace Biden factions, and media lies about Biden's mental health. Bruce Robertson exposes voter fraud and economic manipulation, while celebrating the Supreme Court's Chevron decision. Plus, the GOP's new "MAGA Manifesto" aims to unite and restore America. Tune in for the truth!

Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – Biden's EO on immigration is too little too late! "That is painfully obvious,” … says Tom Homan. The US is making its biggest push yet to get Israel and Hamas to halt fighting. IQ al-Rassooli will tell us if it is succeeding. Booker Scott tells us about the extra security being called in for the DNC. Bruce Robertson says the plan to sink Trump is backfiring. He says, “Nothing can stop what is coming.”

Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – Biden's EO on immigration is too little too late! "That is painfully obvious,” … says Tom Homan. The US is making its biggest push yet to get Israel and Hamas to halt fighting. IQ al-Rassooli will tell us if it is succeeding. Booker Scott tells us about the extra security being called in for the DNC. Bruce Robertson says the plan to sink Trump is backfiring. He says, “Nothing can stop what is coming.”

In this episode of "The Late Show with James Radburn," we explore the power of codified teaching with our special guest, Bruce Robertson, an experienced headteacher from Scotland renowned for his innovative approaches and dedication to improving teaching and learning. Join us as we delve into why we need to codify learning, how this helps educators engage with educational research, and the balance between avoiding a tick-box mentality and fostering meaningful conversations about great teaching. We also discuss the benefits of codified teaching, its impact on student outcomes, and how it is embraced differently by novice and experienced teachers. Looking to the future, we consider what innovations could further enhance teaching and learning. Tune in and talk it out for an enlightening discussion that promises to inspire and inform educators at all stages of their careers.

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – In today's episode of "UNLEASHED!" host Bruce Robertson tackles the ongoing assault on Christian values by the left, contrasting the stark differences between the presidential campaigns of Donald Trump and Joe Biden. We explore key issues like election integrity, media bias, and the role of faith in American politics. Join us as we dive deep into these critical discussions...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – In this episode, Dr. Nicolas Papanicolau joins Bruce Robertson to discuss the Biden Administration's dereliction of duty. We explore the unchecked border crisis, the neglect of our ally Israel, and the controversial push for student loan forgiveness despite Supreme Court opposition. Join us as we delve into these critical issues impacting our nation and the world.

7th April 2024 | Bruce Robertson | 10am | The Promised Land: Moses the Man

7th April 2024 | Bruce Robertson | 8am | The Promised Land: Moses the Man

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – I delve into the precarious state of our nation, highlighting the farcical legal battles against Donald Trump, the unchecked actions of the progressive left, and the Biden Administration's controversial policies. From bioweapons to election integrity, join me, Bruce Robertson, as we navigate these tumultuous times and strive...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani, Patricia Anthone, Bruce Robertson, and Dr. Ted Noel, MD – Turning our attention to the BRICS nations, the alliance received a shot in the proverbial arm as the rich nation of Saudi Arabia joined them. Interestingly, the BRICS nations could succeed with their plans to set up a gold-backed currency to supplant the dollar as the world's financial standard, but there is potential for...

Catch the full show for Afternoons with Staffy for February 2, 2024 including appearances from Warriors pathways and development manager Andrew "Cappy" McFadden, Formula 1 commentator and host Cam van den Dungen, South African sports journalist Sias du Plessis, Speedway promoter Bruce Robertson, and former Wallabies hooker Jeremy Paul. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Stockcar Teams Championships take place in Palmerston North this weekend in one of the biggest events on the speedway calendar. Staf catches up with promoter Bruce Robertson to find out how the event keeps building its success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A massive weekend for all Speedway fans as the Superstock team champs are being held this weekend at the Palmerston North Speedway. Daniel is joined by track promoter Bruce Robertson to preview the huge weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Speedway promotor Bruce Robertson talks about the latest in midget racing.  While it is under appeal, several drivers are currently stood down for 22 days for infringements.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An hour of award-winning speedway news and views with Chris and Euan, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand On Air. Bruce Robertson chats about the up and coming meeting at Waikraka Park and the Robertson Prestige International Speedway. Asher Rees winner of the Superstock charity meeting that was held at Rotorua Speedway. James Buckrell President of Meeanee Speedway chats about the up and coming New Zealand Superstock title what will be held 5th and 6th Jan 2024.

Bruce Robertson, independent energy analyst, exposes the hypocrisies and lobbying taking place at COP28 and how talk of investing in a green transition is belied by increasing fossil fuel subsidies worldwide. He explains how the industry employs terms such as net zero and carbon capture and storage (CCS) to appease social opinion and pretend that emissions are being cut, while CCS technology has largely been a failure. Lastly, he tears into deceptive emissions accounting frameworks, which purport to reduce domestic emissions by exporting gas to other countries but, in fact, contribute to higher emissions globally.

The Freedom Revival with Bruce Robertson – In this episode, host Bruce Robertson discusses Biden Family corruption, the spread of tyranny, the rise of antisemitism, how these relate to the wars raging in the world, possible causes and solutions, and policies and events leading up to them.

The Freedom Revival with Bruce Robertson – Diving deep into the millennia-long battle for the Land of Israel, we now witness its climax with the devastating attack by Hamas. Recalling the tremors of the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, I, Bruce Robertson, unravel the conflict's roots on "The Freedom Revival". Discover the hidden sources funding global terrorism and the risks asymmetrical warfare poses, especially under the current administration's policies.

The Freedom Revival with Bruce Robertson – Ukraine, often hailed as "the breadbasket of Europe," stands at a strategic crossroads between Russia and Western Europe. Its fertile lands produce a bounty of crops, while its location makes it a vital hub for natural gas pipelines and commercial shipping. Dive deep with host Bruce Robertson as we explore Ukraine's tumultuous history, its ties to Russia, and the political intrigue surrounding...

New Zealand Rugby has recently lost one of its greats, Bruce Robertson aged 71. To talk about his legacy to the game Jesse speaks to one of the country's most respected rugby commentators, Bob Howitt.

The memorial for the legendary All Black Bruce Robertson is tomorrow. Bruce passed away on Friday last week age 71. He played 102 matches for the All Blacks from 1972 and was widely consiered the greatest centre of all time. Kit Fawcett played alongside Bruce on the 1976 tour in South Africa and joins me now to remember Bruce.

We are very sad to find out about the passing of All Black great and the "Prince of Centre's" Bruce Robertson. Staffy turns back the clock and looks back at Robertson's great career and some of the highlights Robertson had throughout his career. Staf calls some of the people who have worked along side Robertson throughout his life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Piney catches up with former All Black and team mate of Bruce Robertson, Dave Loveridge, to remember the Prince of Centers. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With us today is Bruce Robertson, the MENAP Managing Director at Jaguar Land Rover, the multinational automobile manufacturer which produces luxury vehicles and sport utility vehicles. Topics: - Jaguar Land Rover's Story - The Automotive Industry In Dubai - Looking Ahead With Jaguar Land Rover

I'm joined by Bruce Robertson to discuss his new illustrated handbook of teaching 'Power Up Your Pedagogy'. With illustrations by Finola Wilson from Impact Wales. We chat about professional learning and coaching. The key learning lessons and the 12 elements of teaching practice that power-up your pedagogy. The better we become at something the more we enjoy it.

Why net zero emissions by 2050 cannot be attained if carbon capture and storage is used to pump more oil and gas out of the ground. Talia Baroncelli speaks to Bruce Robertson, energy analyst at IEEFA.

In this episode, Kate Jones, Senior Associate for Teaching and Learning, interviews Jane Miller and Finola Wilson, former teachers and school leaders and now running Impact Wales, about evidence-informed classroom practices and curriculum. This podcast focuses on the importance of schools embracing an evidence-based approach to curriculum design, teaching and learning. Jane and Finola provide an overview of their careers in education, including their transition from the classroom to launching Impact Wales to support schools across Wales and further afield. Finola discusses how she creates and shares research summaries and sketch notes for teachers. The importance of an promoting an evidence-informed culture across a school is discussed to help teachers make better informed decisions. We cover the challenges and barriers facing teachers and school leaders engaging with evidence. Jane and Finola offer advice for school leaders to consider when thinking about how they can do the best for their children. Kate asks about the Curriculum for Wales and the origins behind the curriculum design and reform. This includes discussion of the curriculum framework, pedagogical principles and implementation plan. Finally, we chat about their latest collaboration with Bruce Robertson as they are teaming up with Bruce to continue to promote evidence informed teaching and learning approaches. You can follow Jane and Finola on Twitter here and find out more about their work with Impact Wales here.   All of our podcasts can be found in our podcast archive, and we have a host of free eBooks, videos and webinars for you in our Resource Library. The Great Teaching Toolkit offers an evidence-based curriculum for teachers' professional learning. It provides a common professional language and a shared structure for enabling Great Teaching. The Model for Great Teaching is a summary of the best available research evidence on the things teachers do, know and believe that has the biggest impact on student learning. The review serves to help teachers make better and informed decisions about what they can best do to improve the quality of their teaching. 

I learned of Bruce and Milad's Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) report, The Carbon Capture Crux – Lessons Learned, with fascination since I held out for carbon capture to be one of the major potential solutions to climate change. Though climate is only one of the many environmental problems risking civilization, it's one of the big ones.I contacted them to learn what could work or not. Many projections take for granted that today's unproven technologies will work in time to help, but our wanting them to work doesn't mean they will.In our conversation, we talked about their findings and what they meant. Sadly, the results aren't pretty. As they said “as a solution to tackling catastrophic rising emissions in its current framework however, CCS is not a climate solution.”Some highlights from the report:They studied 13 flagship large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS)/carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) projects in the natural gas, industrial and power sectors in terms of their history, economics and performance. These projects account for around 55% of the total current operational capacity worldwide.They found seven of the thirteen projects underperformed, two failed, and one was mothballed."CCS technology has been going for 50 years and many projects have failed and continued to fail, with only a handful working. Many international bodies and national governments are relying on carbon capture in the fossil fuel sector to get to Net Zero, and it simply won't work. Although some indication it might have a role to play in hard-to-abate sectors such as cement, fertilisers and steel, overall results indicate a financial, technical and emissions-reduction framework that continues to overstate and underperform.”The study found that Shute Creek in the U.S. underperformed its carbon capture capacity by around 36% over its lifetime, Boundary Dam in Canada by about 50%, and the Gorgon project off the coast of Western Australia by about 50% over its first five-year period.“The two most successful projects are in the gas processing sector – Sleipner and Snøhvit in Norway. This is mostly due to the country's unique regulatory environment for oil and gas companies,” said Robertson. “Governments globally are looking for quick solutions to the current energy and ongoing climate crisis, but unwittingly latching onto CCS as a fix is problematic.”Last week the Australian government approved two new massive offshore greenhouse gas storage areas, saying CCS “has a vital role to play to help Australia meet its net zero targets. Australia is ideally placed to become a world leader in this emerging industry”. However, Robertson says, carbon capture technology is not new and is not a climate solution. “As our report shows, CCS has been around for decades, mostly serving the oil industry through enhanced oil recovery (EOR). Around 80–90% of all captured carbon in the gas sector is used for EOR, which itself leads to more CO2 emissions.”Robertson says more research could be done on CCS applications in industries where emissions are hard to abate such as, cement, as an interim partial solution to meeting net zero targets. “As a solution to tackling catastrophic rising emissions in its current framework however, CCS is not a climate solution.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Carbon capture and storage is often thought of as a new technology to help fight climate change. But it has been around for fifty years and was first developed by gas companies and used to enhance oil recovery from depleted fields.  Today, tax credits are being offered to subsidize the technology as a response to global warming. A September 1st story in The Guardian  highlighted a report by the Institute for Energy, Economics and Financial Analysis on Carbon Capture technology. The report details how carbon capture and storage schemes, which are key in many governments' plans to address climate change, are not a true solution to the climate crises and may even increase carbon emissions in the long run. In this episode of Breaking Green, we will talk with Bruce Robertson, one of the authors of the report. Bruce Robertson is an energy finance analyst of the GAS/LNG sector for the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis. He has been an investment analyst, fund manager and professional investor for over 36 years. He has worked with Perpetual Trustees, UBS, Nippon Life Insurance and BT. He has appeared as an expert witness before a number of government enquiries into energy issues.This podcast is produced by Global Justice Ecology Project.September 1st, 2022 article in The Guardian.IEEFA reportBreaking Green is made possible by donations from people like you.  click here to send a donation today.Breaking Green is made possible by tax deductible donations from people like you. Please help us lift up the voices of those working to protect forests, defend human rights and expose false solutions.  Simply text GIVE to 1 716 257 4187.  

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In this episode, host Wil Fulton meets and profiles two of Los Angeles' preeminent Private Investigators. We dig into the gritty details of what a PI in the City of Angels does, and how they're able to see the city (and its many, many, many secrets) through a lens that most overlook. Along the way, we'll collect some of their recommendations on how to experience the classic “noir” L.A., inspired by legendary flashpoints like Chinatown and the Big Sleep, so you can experience their version of Los Angeles yourself. Featuring Barbara Wolford of Kinsey Investigations, and Bruce Robertson of TriStar Investigation. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dorian is joined by the fantastic Bruce Robertson, author of The Teaching Delusion trilogy and we discuss how one can cultivate the conditions for high quality leadership and teaching and engender a culture of kaizen amongst the staff and student bodies. Focusing on the ‘right things' Bruce articulates concisely how PACE (Pedagogy, Attainment, Curriculum and Ethos) are the key areas to fertilise which have the capacity to bring up standards across the board. We talk about how teachers can hone in on specific elements of their teaching practice and work to ‘sharpen their saws' through the use of ‘power up prompts' and ‘trusted techniques', all explored in depth in The Teaching Delusion 3. I am always captivated when listening to Bruce, he has a real knack of explaining things simply, effectively and purposefully - I have no doubt that this is due to his knowledge, experience and expertise he has developed over time and I challenge you to listen to this and not feel energised and invigorated about powering up your leadership and/or teaching at your school! Links from the show Berwickshire High School website https://www.berwickshirehighschool.co.uk/  'Sense of direction' helps turn Berwickshire High School around https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-south-scotland-60045430  Companion website to The Teaching Delusion trilogy https://theteachingdelusion.com/ 

Kate talks about parents evening; should online parents evening stay or go? Kate is also joined by author of The Teaching Delusion trilogy Bruce Robertson. 

Building a petrochemical facility reliant on the fossil fuel - gas - is one of the top-listed projects put forward by the Australian government aimed at stimulating the economy post COVID-19. The $1.9bn fertiliser facility pegged for Narrabri in New South Wales is not a new idea, and it can't get planning approval until gas company Santos' long standing fracking proposal also for Narrabri is approved. But there must be hope for a go-ahead, with Santos and the fertiliser proprietor Perdaman Chemicals and Fertilisers already signing a partnership agreement - back in 2019. This facility is one of two new petrochemical plants the Perdaman proprietor is seeking approval for – the second is a $4.5 billion dollar mega-project at the Burrup peninsula in Western Australia, known as Project Destiny, and again, the deals have already been done, this time with gas giant Woodside. But first – an explainer – what is a petrochemical plant? and thanks to Dr Peter Rimmer from the Australian National University for his early examination of this industry. The production of petrochemicals uses hydrocarbons that would otherwise have been burnt or wasted in the refining process. The hydrogen element is the starting point for ammonia and nitrogenous derivatives used in the manufacture of fertilisers. Rimmer continues: The petrochemical industry is characterised by high expenditure on plant and equipment, and needs a huge amount of gas, crude oil, and its derivatives. Large scale and continuous operation of plant functioning under stable conditions with assured markets is essential. Thanks Doc. So, the petrochemical industry needs fossil fuels to exist, and because it is downstream, the industry is a profit booster to the gas industry. Or it was… The crash in the oil price, and the global impact of COVID 19 has seen oil and gas exploration and production, refining, and the downstream petrochemical industry, all showing signs of severe stress. The question we're asking on Gas Chat today is, does the world post COVID-19 need more petrochemical facilities? Today we're talking with IEEFA's US director of finance, Tom Sanzillo, who, with 30 years of experience in public and private finance, including as a first deputy comptroller of New York State, has some history in exploring the oil and gas industry. We're also joined by Bruce Robertson, IEEFA's LNG/gas analyst based in Australia. ___ For more in-depth analyses, please visit our website at www.ieefa.org The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis is a public interest think tank. This industry overview should not be taken as personal financial advice. Please refer to our website at ieefa.org for our disclosures and mission statement. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ieefaasiapacific/message

The global fracking industry has a fundamentally broken business model which is: Let's produce as much oil and gas as we can, and hope that prices rise as a result. It's completely backward. What we've ended up with is a global supply glut and weak demand. And with COVID-19, oil and gas prices have plummeted, supply is absolutely bulging, tankers filled with oil have nowhere to go, and fracking bankruptcies are the latest boom. This week, Gas Chat is joined by IEEFA analysts Clark Williams-Derry from the U.S. and Bruce Robertson from Australia to talk about what's happening around the globe in the oil and gas industry. For more in-depth analyses, please visit our website at www.ieefa.org ___ The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis is a public interest think tank. This industry overview should not be taken as personal financial advice. Please refer to our website at ieefa.org for our disclosures and mission statement. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ieefaasiapacific/message

This week we're talking about something not many people know about, which is the massive greenhouse emissions being released from the fossil fuel - gas - and LNG (liquefied natural gas). Those emissions are so big that in one major oil and gas producing area – the Permian Basin in the U.S. - they have likely wiped out all energy emission reductions since 2010 for the whole country. If only 3% of gas produced is leaked, gas is worse for the climate than coal. Yet it's more than 3%. BP says it's 3.2%. And a recent study of the Permian Basin found that 3.7% was lost in the production process. What's this telling us? This is the gas industry's 'Volkswagen' moment. Bruce Robertson is IEEFA's LNG and gas analyst, and he talks about the extent of the gas industry's emissions in this latest podcast. Further reading: Bruce Robertson. Volkswagen lied about emissions from their vehicles, and the gas industry is also lying about their emissions. IEEFA. March 2020. Yuzhong Zhang et al. Quantifying methane emissions from the largest oil-producing basin in the United States from space. Science Advances. April 2020. Earth System Research Laboratories. Trends in Atmospheric Methane. Global Monitoring Laboratory. CSIRO. Whole of Life Greenhouse Gas Emissions Assessment of a Coal Seam Gas to Liquefied Natural Gas Project in the Surat Basin, Queensland, Australia, Final Report for GISERA Project G2. July 2019 Additional reading: John Robert. The Australian LNG industry's growth – and the decline in greenhouse gas emissions standards. IEEFA. April 2020. Clark Williams-Derry. Financial prospects falter for LNG projects. IEEFA. April 2020. ___ The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis is a public interest think tank. This industry overview should not be taken as personal financial advice. Please refer to our website at ieefa.org for our disclosures and mission statement. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ieefaasiapacific/message

The coronavirus pandemic continues to take its toll. Most countries still have cities and regions in lockdown, businesses are losing money hand over fist, and people everywhere are being sorely affected. Within these extraordinary times, governments are already planning for a post-locked-down world. Questions are being raised about whether we need to bring old habits into the new normal. The Australian government is one country that has begun assessing its economic future, but it appears to be relying on old ingredients. This week, Australia's federal energy minister Angus Taylor, and the chairman of the National COVID-19 Coordination Commission, Neville Power claimed the fossil fuel - gas - would be part of Australia's recovery post COVID-19. IEEFA's gas/LNG analyst Bruce Robertson puts the spotlight on this, and finds it wanting. ___ The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis is a public interest think tank. This industry overview should not be taken as personal financial advice. Please refer to our website at ieefa.org for our disclosures and mission statement. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ieefaasiapacific/message

Bruce Robertson is a gas and LNG analyst with the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, also known as IEEFA. He joins us today to talk about the extraordinary events occurring in the global gas industry. Today for instance, Australian oil and gas producer Santos had its annual general meeting with some surprising results. The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis is a public interest think tank. This industry overview should not be taken as personal financial advice. Please refer to our website at ieefa.org for our disclosures and mission statement. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ieefaasiapacific/message