The Guardian and The Grauniad
I’ve been reading a daily paper for five months now, and I have to say I like it. There are some days when I do it. You know the ones; the ones where you don’t have time to read much…
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I’ve been reading a daily paper for five months now, and I have to say I like it. There are some days when I do it. You know the ones; the ones where you don’t have time to read much…
Continue readingI think what the Royal Society are trying to do, is circumvent global warming skeptics from coming out with the argument, ‘I’ve heard that we can do this and this and this to correct changes in the climate, why haven’’t…
Continue readingProfessor Bryan Hoskins put it very nicely on this morning’s Today programme: it may be possible to treat a help a fat man with pills, but its best to do try and help him with his diet and exercise regime…
Continue readingWhilst eating my muesli this morning, I heard the Today programme presenter mention an open letter from the Royal Society about new coal-powered power stations. I immediately wondered if this was anything to do with my dad and made a…
Continue readingA message from my dad… You may be interested in the international video-seminar I am giving for WUN on Wed 8 November (details below), (at 12 noon EST, 1700 GMT) which will (I hope) also be web-cast live on http://media2.cac.psu.edu:8080/ramgen/encoder/WUN_live.rm….
Continue readingApparently Phillip Pullman has gone into seclusion for two years to write his new book. He is also interested in climate change. I know this because my Dad, at a climate change conference (coincidentally in Oxford) was supposed to be…
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