The public reaction to new power lines could kill renewable energy: they must be buried.
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Turning Together
I challenge Jonathon Porritt to explain his contention that nuclear power and renewables are incompatible.
Pass the Parcel
How will the UK achieve a 50% carbon cut by 2027? By getting someone else to make our stuff.
A Real-Time Experiment With Human Lives
We can now see what the impact of has been of the police decision to turn off Oxfordshire’s speed cameras.
A Death Foretold
Why have successive governments been waging war on one of the world’s best health systems?
For How Much Longer Can This Go On?
Christopher Booker is now in even deeper trouble than before: damned in a High Court judgement. Yet still the Sunday Telegraph employs him.
Shaking the Tree
The British government’s demolition programme is now moving on to the environment.
Our Crushing Dilemmas
How do environmentalists fight without losing what we’re fighting for?
The Lost World
Where is the environmental vision that can resist the planet-wrecking project?
Britain’s Private Militias
The Ratcliffe miscarriage of justice shows that we need a sweeping reform of the police.
Why This Matters
We have to be sure our facts about nuclear power are right, as the latest exchange with Helen Caldicott shows.
West End Debates Starting Tonight
For the next three nights only, the Left Hook show is appearing in Leicester Square
False Witness
Justice is impossible if we can’t trust the police to tell the truth.
Evidence Meltdown
The green movement has misled the world about the dangers of radiation.
Interrogation of Helen Caldicott’s Responses
This is supporting material for my article Evidence Meltdown.
Correspondence with Helen Caldicott
This is supporting material for my article Evidence Meltdown.
Seven Double Standards
Why don’t we judge other forms of energy generation by the standards we apply to nuclear power?
The Freedom Swindle
The government promised us the right to peaceful protest. It is delivering nothing of the kind.
Going Critical
How the Fukushima disaster taught me to stop worrying and embrace nuclear power.
Atomised
The Fukushima crisis should not spell the end of nuclear power.