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Climate Charts and Data Without Comment
A collection of charts and data points on carbon dioxide, climate change, its impact on humans and the environment, and, finally, climate economics.
7 hrs ago
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Steve Davison
Review of ‘Energy Abundance’ – Part II
A second look at the SDP's green paper and its revolutionary approach to fixing the economy through energy independence and a new economic approach…
Nov 18
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Steve Davison
A Review of ‘Energy Abundance’ the SDP’s Green Paper on Energy
The SDP’s paper shows how to fix our broken energy system but the only party likely to be able to implement it is Reform.
Nov 9
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Steve Davison
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The Battle of Ideas Comes to Manchester
There was a lively discussion at the first Battle of Ideas in Manchester, but the left isn’t ready for Reform.
Nov 6
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Steve Davison
Dieter Helm discusses our unrealistic energy policy
Dieter Helm highlights the increasing issues arising from our Net Zero policy, showing that costs will only rise further and for longer, whilst making…
Nov 3
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Steve Davison
Bill Gates admits rising CO2 isn’t going to kill us
If Bill Gates has seen the light, it’s inevitable others will follow
Nov 1
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Steve Davison
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October 2025
Explaining Marginal Pricing for Ed Miliband
A short guide to energy pricing that even Ed Miliband could understand
Oct 25
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Steve Davison
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Is This the End of Climate Groupthink?
Net Zero is far from being the only manifestation of groupthink, but it is probably the costliest and long overdue for being consigned to history.
Oct 8
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Steve Davison
Comedy and Conscience After Terror?
A difficult decision in the aftermath of the terrorist attack at a Manchester synagogue
Oct 3
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Steve Davison
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September 2025
I Stand with Evyatar David and Israel
A post from the Reform Party Conference
Sep 5
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Steve Davison
August 2025
Nuclear power is the best way to reduce CO2 emissions and keep the lights on
But is it too late to switch tracks?
Aug 27
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Steve Davison
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The DESNZ explains why renewables seem so cheap
A look into the implications of their report "Electricity Generation Costs 2023"
Aug 15
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Steve Davison
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