'It's like the embers in a barbecue pit.' Nuclear reactions are smoldering again at Chernobyl

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18. Of course, rather than read pop articles, one could read tons of...

...technical information about how copper is made, for just one tiny bit of information.

I've been studying all of the wishful thinking about how "energy conservation" would save the world my entire adult life, and I'm certainly not young.

Last week we hit 420 ppm at the Mauna loa atmospheric carbon dioxide observatory and frankly wishful thinking leading to this result passes me off.

Of course, since I make the study of energy and its external costs both in the environmental and health sphere, a priority, and because I give far more than a rat's ass about these issues, I know what Jevon's Paradox is all about.

It has a Wikipedia page. Anyone could look it up, were they actually interested.