Noise of the Crowd Interesting things about public opinion Linking the floods with climate change – and why it’s important Perhaps I’m sensitive, but there doesn’t seem to have been much debate about whether the current UK floods are linked with climate change. The connection has appeared for a day or two but has never Continue Reading →
Magazine H 11 February 2014 Last updated at 14: How does the Thames Barrier stop London flooding? By Tom de Castella BBC News Magazine Continue reading the main story The Thames Barrier has been in record use over the past two months. How does it work? A map released by its operator, the Environment Agency, Continue Reading →
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0 Grantham: Wind, solar to replace fossil fuels within decades By Giles Parkinson on 11 February 2014 Legendary hedge fund investor Jeremy Grantham says there is no doubt that solar and wind energy will “completely replace” coal and gas across the globe, it is just a matter of when. The founder of $100 billion Continue Reading →
1 Australia’s Energy White Paper – a prescription for poor health. By George Crisp on 12 February 2014 The Department of Industry is now collating responses to its Energy White Paper (EWP) and formulating what will likely be a roadmap to Australia’s future energy landscape. An overarching plan for the future may be eminently Continue Reading →