Jeremy Williams

Poetry

@hannahmmalcolm @god_finance Or Calvin and Hobbes. around 9 hours ago
RT @FlightFreeUK: Once upon a time northern Europe was well connected by ferries. Then low-cost airlines came along and many routes were wi… around 13 hours ago
Interesting to read about how the film Roma influenced political decisions and improved lives for domestic workers… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… around 16 hours ago

Lithuania’s renewable heat revolution
In the government’s latest public attitudes tracker, they asked about district heat networks. Local heat networks are proposed as part of shifting UK housing onto sustainable forms of heat – instead of having your own boiler in your home, you would tap into a network that provides heat and hot water to your neighbourhood. Fewer […]
Book review: Rewilding, by Paul Jepson and Cain Blythe
Rewilding was not a familiar term ten years ago. Though it was first coined in 1992, it remained a rather niche idea in conservation circles. It has risen up the agenda in the UK, propelled by debates around the re-introduction of beavers, and books such as George Monbiot’s Feral or Isabella Tree’s Wilding. Those two […]
What we learned this week
There’s a first time for everything, and here’s a link from the libertarian think tank the Cato Institute, who are asking this month if economic growth can continue forever. My friend Katherine Trebeck is among the contributing essayists as they look at arguments on both sides. The US food website Epicurious announced this week that […]