Politics: round and round in circles
April 12, 2024 3:17 am Post a CommentEver since the ECHR rulings on climate change – with the judgements delivered on 9 April, I had mentally reserved... View Article
Ever since the ECHR rulings on climate change – with the judgements delivered on 9 April, I had mentally reserved... View Article
It hasn’t been a good time for net-zero of late. In the past few days, the European Commission has been... View Article
The recent floods in the UK had the BBC (and others) burbling about climate change, while the Guardian got terribly... View Article
As we come to the close of a busy and an event-filled year, there is one recurring story which refuses... View Article
“We care for the Earth for the sake of our children’s children”, said Charlie in his second Christmas address. Fortunately,... View Article
Now that CoP28 has concluded, we can afford to relegate the issue of climate change to the obscurity it undoubtedly... View Article
Although the CoP28 climate-fest has come up with what the Guardian calls a “landmark deal”, the media response – even... View Article
I don’t think I’ve ever seen Caroline Lucas (pictured) looking quite so tired and dispirited as she complained bitterly to... View Article
As will be evident to anyone who follows this blog closely, I use four main news “anchors”, the BBC, the... View Article
I was hugely entertained by the social media pictures of snow-bound Munich and, in particular, the sight of the biz-jet... View Article
The timing of the resumed hostilities in Gaza are entirely unrelated to the proceedings in Dubai, which have been planned... View Article
Oblivious to the death, disaster, suffering and grief in the stricken city of Derna, the battle continues to be fought... View Article
In the Telegraph today is an impassioned piece by columnist Allison Pearson (not someone I normally read) in which she... View Article
After the fires, the deluge. To add to the overall impression of “climate chaos” after their reporting of the wildfires... View Article
I almost resisted the temptation to review this article in the Sunday Times, headed: “Groupthink in science is no good... View Article
One unintended consequence of online publishing for the media is the ease with which page traffic can be monitored. It... View Article