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The energy paradox

Senator Matt Canavan said nitrogen based fertilisers produce over half the world's food. (File)
Opinion by Senator Matt Canavan

Whenever you see schoolchildren marching against climate change, you will invariably see a sign saying, "you can't eat oil". Nothing […]

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