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@amywestervelt Global pandemics suck... hang in there. around 8 hours ago
Book review: A Bright Future - How some countries have solved climate change and the rest can follow, by… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… around 15 hours ago
@rhamdu I don't know - I hope so. The book just gives it a passing mention, but there's clearly a good story there.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… around 17 hours ago

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A Bright Future, by Joshua Goldstein and Staffan Qvist
Last week the government announced its Ten Point Plan for a Green Industrial Revolution, and point number three is “delivering new and advanced nuclear power”. Since it’s happening, it’s a good time to review the whole issue of nuclear power in an age of climate change, and this book is a useful place to start: […]
What we learned this week
If you had $1,000 to give to help stop climate change, where would you make those donations? Grist ask the question and get part way to an answer. Pollution is a racial justice issue, and that is more widely known in the US than in Britain. Good article on the subject by the World Resources […]
Do we need solar power from space?
There was a slightly unexpected announcement this month that the British government has commissioned some new research into space-based solar power. It’s not a new idea – Isaac Asimov dreamt it up in the 1940s, writing a short story about a robot that works on a space station “established to feed solar energy to the […]

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