Monthly Archives: January 2013

Denying Plastic

Posted on January 23, 2013 by daryan12

I made a comment a couple of weeks back on this libertarian site. The post in question was discussing the newly introduced plastic shopping bag tax in Wales and generally the author was trying to claim how it was such a bad idea … Continue reading →

Posted in efficiency, energy, fossil fuels, Global warming denial, peak oil, politics, sustainability, sustainable | 6 Comments

Why do people deny climate change?

Posted on January 6, 2013 by daryan12

As the new year starts we can reflect on a fairly “interesting times” sort of a year when it comes to weather. Both sides of the Atlantic have seen extremes of weather, with a prolonged drought in the Mid western … Continue reading →

Posted in clean energy, climate change, economics, efficiency, energy, fossil fuels, Global warming denial, LFTR, nuclear, peak oil, politics, power, renewables, sustainability, sustainable, thorium | 16 Comments