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2023-11-20
Richest 1% account for more carbon emissions than poorest 66%, report says?
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More of the usual from the Graun . Let's quote: ‘Polluter elite’ are plundering the planet to point of destruction, says Oxfam after c...
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2023-11-16
Lancet report: Heat stress wiped out equivalent of 4% of Africa’s GDP in 2022
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Or so CarbonBrief tells me . And it seems entirely plausible, so I won't quibble their numbers. But looking at some of their other ...
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2023-11-09
Reporting of yer conflict
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I've noticed that the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt is often described as "closed", rather than "closed by"...
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2023-11-03
Care less
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Following my acclaimed analysis of how I came to peace with the world , I feel moved to offer advice to the world: care less. This applies...
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2023-10-27
They call her Natasha when she looks like Elsie
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"The exception proves the rule" is a well-known phrase with more than one meaning ; the one I take uses "prove" in the ...
2023-10-22
Après ma mort, je ferai tomber une pluie de roses
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My title isn't really related to this post in any clear way; Google recently reminded me of this photo that I took in Amiens St Quentin...
2023-10-20
Country capture
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Regulatory capture is a familiar concept, but "Country capture" in the sense that I mean it doesn't seem to be. State captu...
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2023-10-11
The Struggle
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Whilst mumbling in our beer about the failings of the world , Tom bemoaned the state of the blogging game. Which brings some thoughts to m...
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2023-10-07
Gray the sinner
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John Gray was tending towards despair a few years ago , but has now fallen. He not so much mourns what he considers the death of liberalism...
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2023-09-28
A summer away
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My pic shows a sunrise at Argeles-sur-Mer. I had a few days there, doing not very much, at the end of two months in France, having taken so...
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2023-07-25
ClientEarth loses high court fight with Shell over climate strategy
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Sez the Graun , having previously drooled over the directors being personally sued . The ostensible reason for the lawsuit was that the di...
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2023-07-21
Abuse of non-linear
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People are prone to saying things like " But impacts of climate change are different — they are non-linear " by which they mean s...
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2023-07-17
UK installations of heat pumps 10 times lower than in France, report finds
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From the Graun : The UK is lagging far behind France and other EU countries in installing heat pumps, research has shown, with less than a...
Warming: increases in variability as well as mean?
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Global warming makes the globe get warmer on average, with - naturally enough - year to year variabililty. If you're interested in dete...
2023-07-12
Morality is custom
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Since Law is custom , and morality is a sort of localised short-range-interaction law, it follows that morality ought to be custom too. Hav...
2023-07-06
Law is custom
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I have frequent need to say "law is custom" and yet the post I use to link those words to - Hayek vs Hobbes and the theory of law...
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2023-07-01
Gay cakes part two: Gay websites
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But not Grindr or any of that stuff. No, this is the Supremes weighing in on whether people can be forced to make things they don't wan...
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2023-06-22
Mayflies
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Another year another splendid Mays. How the years roll by. This year's playlist is here featuring the usual mix of high-quality hot bum...
2023-06-20
The world’s nations could switch to 100% renewable energy in a few years?
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Just a quickie, since I seem to be on a roll. Via Twatter , cleantechnica says "Mark Jacobson and his colleagues at Stanford Universi...
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2023-06-19
Bandit Hoekstra
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AukeHoekstra, a useful source for renewal energy factz, laments that we can't bankrupt [oil companies] before we have weaned ourselves...
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