Ignorance is not an excuse
Over my fourteen years working in civil society, raising awareness about the plight of disadvantaged groups stands out as the most frequent request those disadvantaged groups make of us. With […]
Monthly Archives: September 2014
Where were you the day climate scepticism died?
So on twitter and facebook at the moment everyone’s asking why the heavily trailed, historic ‘Brouhaha in Bristol’ between a bunch of climate sceptics (in the audience) and the object of […]
Jeffery Archer: why I’ll be marching for the climate on Sunday
Millions of people will be gathering today all over the world to explain why action on climate change is needed urgently. Amongst them, Jeffery Archer, ex-MP turned novelist, stands out […]
Big Denial heads to the UK
If you’re a regular reader the chances are you’re all too familiar with the work of Anthony Watts. Watts is the titular Watts from Watts Up With That, possibly the […]
Two more minutes, just to make certain
With the president of the Royal Society, Sir Paul Nurse, recently advising anyone interested in science to crush and bury anti-science types, web project Skeptical Science’s new 97 Hours of […]
Judge the nudge
Today’s ‘informed choice’ architectonic: • Speedier walking near schools Don’t just ban bad-food consumption near schools, encourage higher walking speeds round schools, fostering better exercise role-modeling. This would also have […]
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