Category: Energy policy

Some Contrarian Climate Change Ideas

I had a day (well afternoon and evening) out of the home-office yesterday. I took the train to Cambridge and

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

Following Scientific American’s foray into the arena of grand, green projects, which I looked at a couple of days ago,

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

I’ve been thinking that, rather than just add them to my thousands of Firefox bookmarks, I should start to flag

The blogging medium generally operates in reverse-chronological order. The reader encounters the most recent post first. If anyone has not

Perhaps it was the Beano where I first read of the Man in a Wardrobe Fallacy. Two guys are struggling

Back in 1998, McKinsey published a famous report: Driving Productivity and Growth in the UK economy (pdf, free registration required),

I’m sure that, like me, you woke on Tuesday, turned on BBC Radio 4, and heard the sensational news broadcast

They say you should avoid clichés at all costs. I say “bollocks to that”. Language evolves through the generalisation of