Posted 30 Oct 2010 in Commentary
China can lead the world in tackling global warming by making the transition to a low-carbon economy, writes Nicholas Stern South China Morning Post – registration and eventual subscription is … read more »
Posted 28 Oct 2010 in Commentary
The gushing responses from the some members of the British science community over the past week may have led you to believe that the government’s comprehensive spending review has done … read more »
Posted 19 Oct 2010 in Commentary
Public spending on research should be increased. Telegraph.co.uk
Posted 7 Oct 2010 in Commentary
It was somewhat startling to see in August’s Geoscientist a glowing review of The Hockey Stick Illusion – Global warming and the Corruption of Science. Geoscientist Online (leader)
Posted 5 Oct 2010 in Commentary
The Conservative party conference in Birmingham may be the focus of UK politics this week, but government representatives will be taking part in crucial discussions in China that could have … read more »
Posted 2 Oct 2010 in Commentary
Bob Ward says those who seek to reinterpret the science of climate change often have minimal publication records. Publication involves peer review. The Science Show
Posted 29 Sep 2010 in Commentary
Financial Times – registration is required.
Posted 14 Sep 2010 in Commentary
The Brussels elite, which is relentlessly pursuing its ideal of “ever closer union” as enshrined in the Treaty of Rome, may still yet get its way. Telegraph.co.uk
Posted 2 Sep 2010 in Commentary
The Guardian, 2 September 2010
Posted 2 Sep 2010 in Commentary
Bjørn Lomborg’s change of mind on climate change is welcome, and some of his suggestions good, but your glowing review of his new book failed to examine deeply his shift … read more »
