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Advertisement: Brian Tunstall Publishing (25 KB)
Seeking expressions of interest in publishing.
To date my research results have been posted on the ERIC web site, available free but subject to copyright. One paper gives notice that some forthcoming publications will incur a charge.
This is a request for expressions of interest from large publishing houses to publish selected material.
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Seeking expressions of interest in my future research.
My research is diverse and encompasses aspects that can be commercial as well as addressing social issues. To date I have attempted to benefit all society with a focus on Australia. I have been forced to reconsider that position and so am open to suggestions and offers.
The Basis for Religion (140 KB)
Identifies the basis for the development of religion in human societies in all locations over all human evolutionary time.
Review of the MDB Guide (150 KB)
Provides a comprehensive review of the 2010 Murray Darling Basin Guide.
Cost of Doing Nothing (CDN) (450 KB)
A financial model based on the cost of doing nothing (CDN) is presented as an alternative to the existing business model based on return on investment (ROI). The CDN is designed to maintain an existing level of development while providing improvements, as opposed to the ROI providing developments through growth.
Dung Balls (168 KB)
By Brian Tunstall. A personal analysis of the Australian Governments addressing of climate change and its relationship to my research.
Government Contempt for Science (142 KB)
Examines the treatment of science by government through education and the management of scientific research.
Impact of Economists on the Environment (142 KB)
The role of economists in addressing the environment is examined in relation to climate change. Issues examined include assigning environmental expertise to economists, and the use of business models to address problems that have arisen through the application of business models.
Law and the Environment (160 KB)
Addresses motivations behind environmental legalisation and its use for promoting different agendas. Means of achieving environmental outcomes that benefit the public are examined.
Enquiry into the Science of Climate Change (146 KB)
Issues associated with enquiries into science are addressed. Issues include the need to establish an analytical framework before information is collected that takes account of the potential for multiple causes of global warming, and to separately address the preferred means of remediation.
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