Is this the worst policy announcement ever?
There seems to be a plan to give pregnant women £200 and training in nutrition – it will be a […]
Is this the worst policy announcement ever? Read More
There seems to be a plan to give pregnant women £200 and training in nutrition – it will be a […]
Is this the worst policy announcement ever? Read More
One of the big questions for me is whether we devote too much land to farming and not enough to
Land use and food security Read More
Yvo de Boer, head of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) argues that richer countries should be able
When rich countries make emissions cuts in poor countries Read More
The Guardian exploded with indignation this week [Revealed: cover up plan on energy target; leader; letters], at the discovery of
Escaping the reckless EU renewables targets Read More
An excellent new publication from the Prime Minister’s Strategy Unit, Achieving culture change: a policy framework. It’s open for discussion
Achieving culture change Read More
We’ve had some horrible urban flooding impacts recently. But the outlook is pretty bleak too – the chart is from
Urban flooding – 15 things to do Read More
As an employee of the Environment Agency, I am increasingly asked “what an earth is going on with all this
Is the UK flooding down to climate change? Read More
Another day, another broadside against carbon emissions trading. The FT’s Martin Wolf offers advice to the new Chancellor, including: While
Emissions trading – notes on a scandal Read More
Are you tired of trying to understand the 600-page Stern Review (eg. this perplexing graph showing a 13.8% loss of
The irreducible Stern – limerick contest Read More
I was pleased to see the schools inspector Ofsted weighing in on religious education (RE) in schools. The report Making
Replace religious education Read More