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There is an abundance of clean renewables: arguing that we can depend on clean, renewable energy sources and do not need nuclear energy. [August , 2009] |
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Ed Miliband is new to the job: and has some good ideas but he should heed our advice and also take notice of the white bones in the corner of his office. [July, 2009] |
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Moi, moi, moi .... : France and Germany want the UK government to give them favourable treatment in Britain at the expense of renewable energies. [March, 2009] |
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A good Environment: we argue that is dependent on high standards of morals, competence and ethics. [January , 2009] |
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Christmases past and present forebode the future: can we dream like Ebenezer and hope to put things right? [December , 2008] |
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Broken Arrow is a code for nuclear weapon accidents: three separate articles relating to a specific accident in Palomares, Spain with some first-hand observations. [10 October 2008] |
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We told you so: We indict politicians and bureaucrats for being arrogant, disingenuous and incompetent when dealing with issues involving science and engineering. [July, 2008] |
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The UK government plans a Green Energy Strategy: as ever we are sceptical, here we say why and suggest what is really needed. [June 2008] |
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How disenchanted can we get?: well, at that time with the promotion of Gordon Brown to PM, the energy policy looked like getting worse so we asked you to write to your MP. [April, 2008] |
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What about 2008?: with some reasonable effort we should be able to contribute to improving the environment this year? [January, 2008] |
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Renewable Energy in Europe: how the UK stands on renewable energy compared with the rest of the European Community. [Late January, 2008] |
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'Tis a sad day: when Gordon Brown confirms Tony Blair's initiative on nuclear energy. Here we argue that it would be a bad initiative and explain why. [Early January, 2008 ] |
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Windscale, UK: the world's first big nuclear accident occurred more than fifty years ago and what a cock-up that was. [ 18 December , 2007] |
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What hope for 2012?: Kyoto is often regarded as a failure but it has influenced nations and given good leadership; it may be the foundation for future success. [December, 2007] |
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Ass about face: how the UK government seemed to be getting it all wrong under Tony Blair with Hutton's leaked paper. [Late October 2007] |
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It's Our Money: the powers that be are behaving most irresponsibly and discourteously to us the taxpayers and endangering our future to boot. [Early October, 2007] |
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Truly Unimaginable Magnitudes
(The Bad, The Good and The Ugly): discusses the threats posed by nuclear energy and contrasts it with benign renewable sources [30 August 2007] |
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Climate Change: who's climate change?: Are recent, record weather conditions anything to do with climate change? [July, 2007] |
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What a lovely time it is: describing how lovely it is in the UK in May this year, but what is it like elsewhere and what will it be like here, in the future? [May , 2007] |
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We comment on man's excessive quest for energy: and in so doing reach an obvious, if unwelcome, conclusion. [April, 2007] |
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Our letter to the Prime Minister (then Tony Blair) offering some comments and suggestions on climate change. To which we received a nominal reply of no significance. [25 February 2005] |
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