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2018-12-31
The lyf so short, the craft so longe to lerne
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Aka "the year in Stoats, 2018". This year, in honour of DA's comment about comments , I present my "top" posts of ...
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2018-12-30
The best lack all conviction, while the worst Are full of passionate intensity
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The Second Coming , of course: A gaze blank and pitiless as the sun; as noted recently by CIP . But I wanted to consider my title phrase. I...
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Fundamental rights: car insurance companies no longer discriminate on the basis of gender
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By a fairly tortuous route Denis MacShane 's old book on Brexit , which I'll come back to [ I didn't ], to the UK govt's da...
2018-12-29
Transparency in taxation heap good
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Andrew Dessler tweets : Economists love a carbon tax because it is transparent. But it turns out that people don’t actually want transpar...
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IAMs heap bad
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Bob Ward is back, and he's not happy ( h/t ATTP ): economists and finance ministries must stop relying on models that are simply no...
2018-12-25
Happy Christmas, world
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Earthrise is a photograph of Earth and some of the Moon's surface that was taken from lunar orbit by astronaut Bill Anders on December ...
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2018-12-22
The Green New Deal, explained
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It's stupid. Hopefully it will die in a ditch, and take the proponents down with it. That's my view, which I write in response to...
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2018-12-21
Exxon Mobil secured U.S. hardship waiver from biofuels laws
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InsideClimateNews is sad because Reuters reports that " Exxon Mobil secured U.S. hardship waiver from biofuels laws ". ICN are, ...
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Cage fight: The Pause
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I largely ignored The Pause (aka a somewhat shameful episode in the history of climatology, distinguished by short-termism, panic, and grub...
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2018-12-19
France Would Save $44.5 Billion by Betting on Renewable Energy, Agency Says
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So Twits Jerry Taylor . He is channelling Bloomberg : France will save 39 billion euros ($44.5 billion) if it refrains from building 15 n...
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2018-12-17
GDP impartially consider'd
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We start off in the usual home of bad ideas these days, Twatter. Wherein we find promulgated the thought that Nordhaus may be revered amon...
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How Large Are Global Fossil Fuel Subsidies?
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By David Coady, Ian Parry, Louis Sears and Baoping Shang; World Development, 2017, vol. 91, issue C, 11-27 . To anyone thinking "lumme...
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2018-12-15
L'affaire Cliff Mass
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Following my acclaimed defence of Cory Gardner , and my detailed investigation into Peter Ridd and Katherine Hayhoe , it would appear tha...
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2018-12-10
Brexit, again
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As we get closer to the endgame, Brexit looks more and more like a disaster area. I voted Remain , and would again, but think that the best...
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Tackle climate or face financial crash, say world's biggest investors?
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It is remarkably hard to paraphrase someone else's statement whilst preserving the sense. In this case, the Graun has failed, because i...
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2018-12-09
Scientific evidence is indispensable for effective policymaking?
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This is the claim made by SciAm , via Twatter . Actually it's more of a hook, for yet more science communication wittering, because the...
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2018-12-05
Cory Gardner, climate denier?
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The story so far: AGU reception to honor Senators Cory Gardner (R-CO) and Gary Peters (D-MI) , to award them the Presidential Citation for ...
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2018-11-30
New technologies, not Paris climate agreement, will do the job?
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Or so says Dieter Helm in the FT ( arch ).Someone called Simon Evans doesn't like it , and although he says it is packed full of wrong...
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2018-11-29
4th National Climate Assessment report: Labour
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Part two of a series; part one was on Extreme Temperature Mortality . Labour is - IMO somewhat implausibly - the largest economic cost iden...
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4th National Climate Assessment report: septics are sad
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It turns out that there's a collection of review comments on, I presume, an early draft of the recent 4th National Climate Assessment...
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