Earlier this year, I posted some comments from a discussion in which Ben Goldacre had asked: can anyone think of a case where the vast overwhelming majority of scientists, in their own field, all around the world, for a long period … Continue reading
“Many other large crystals adorn my headdress – from Arkansas, New York, Tibet and Brazil. The crystals represent the living Earth. The feathers in my headdress are from the Rio Grande species of the North American wild turkey…” Thus wrote … Continue reading
I have no idea where they came from, but at about 7:00am I was distracted from my computer by quacking in the garden. A family of ducks, Mum and six ducklings, were clustered about the small pond. The runt of … Continue reading
Further to this post about reactions inside the University of East Anglia, see this submission to Parliament: 1. As a former postgraduate student of the University of East Anglia [UEA], and a British Citizen, I would like to comment on … Continue reading
Via Benny Peiser, is Environmentalism a religion? You be the judge: Dom Anthony Sutch, the Benedictine monk who resigned as head of Downside School to become a parish priest in Suffolk, will be at the county’s Waveney Greenpeace festival this … Continue reading
The Northwest Passage has become almost ice free! Once an impregnable forest of huge ice blocks, the Northwest Passage has — for the first time in recorded history — become almost completely ice-free and open to navigation. Researchers at the … Continue reading