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Category Archives: carbon
Lord Monckton and the painful truth
You probably think I live in front of the television as, once again, I find myself commenting on a science documentary, this time from the wonderful BBC4. The programme, in the Storyville series, “Meet the Climate Sceptics” by Rupert Murray, … Continue reading
Posted in bad science, carbon, climate change, public science
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Manpower – mp – a visceral unit
It’s that time of year when you look over last year’s handouts and try to think about what could go better next year. For my sins, I give five lectures in thermodynamics to Life Science students. The idea is to … Continue reading
Posted in carbon, carbon footprint, climate change, energy, thermodynamics
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David Mitchell’s Take on Dealing with Climate Change
Dealing with climate change isn’t fun….. Continue reading
Posted in carbon, climate change
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