Category: Climate change

Pissing in the Wind, Part 1

When I worked as part of a team made up of nationals of several different European countries, we’d be fond

I began reading “Carbonomics” by Steven Stoft late yesterday. I’m only just starting Chapter 3 (of 31) but I can

Scientific American’s customer management is appalling. When I first subscribed to the print edition, the magazine’s online presence was trumpeted

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear! Hubris meets rationality… I very much enjoyed Freakonomics. I see from the position of

About a week ago I was browsing David MacKay’s excellent resource, “Sustainable Energy – without the hot air“. This, and

When someone says, literally, or in effect: “Listen to me, I’m a Professor”, be suspicious, very suspicious. Because the truth

…as the French say (sorry about the lack of a cedilla there). A New Year resolution was to blog about

Yes, finally the Ofcom has spoken. Not very loudly, it seems. It’s really just a rap on the knuckles for

The IPCC AR4 Scientific Basis report is a real goldmine of information, even if it isn’t perfect, as I recently

OK, it’s not quite up there in the tongue-twister stakes as my best creation: “We’re wearing weird red wellies”. Try