Why no party can afford to be anti-nuclear 05 April 10
The Lib Dems must abandon their anti-nuclear stance and develop a realistic energy policy. First published in the New Statesman.
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My column on the Liberal Democrats' nuclear policy attracted a furious response from the Party's environment spokesman Simon Hughes. Here's my rejoinder.
The Lib Dems must abandon their anti-nuclear stance and develop a realistic energy policy. First published in the New Statesman.
Carbon traders do not easily secure sympathy. Yet their role is vital. First published in the New Statesman.
There is a danger of a permanent gap opening up between climate scientists and the general public. First published in the New Statesman.
David Davis and fellow honourable sceptics of climate change should distance themselves from the extremists and put forward their own proposals for mitigation. First published in the Guardian.
Despite his steady hands at the helm of climate talks, de Boer was losing his touch and navigated into rancorous territory. Published in the Guardian.
The scientists at the centre of "Climategate" scandal are the targets of an orchestrated smear campaign. First published in the New Statesman.
Environmental politics in an age of reason. First published in the New Statesman.
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