Tag Archives: climate policy

Dealing with special ones

Posted on December 26, 2015 by James Atkins

The Bustard has been busy with real work and novel writing, hence its absence. Now right back to climate policy. The special one, Jose Mourinho, is no longer so special, and his second stint at Chelsea came to a sorry … Continue reading →

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No incentive to innovate?

Posted on March 9, 2015 by James Atkins

Industry glibly says: “The low carbon price means there is no incentive to innovate.” Hell no, there really isn’t an incentive to innovate.  How about solving a really big problem called “how does man live comfortably without smashing up the … Continue reading →

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The logic of a Green UKIP alliance

Posted on February 4, 2015 by James Atkins

For some time I have thought there are many similarities between the Greens and UKIP, and now I will try and articulate that.  This might imply that they should team up in the forthcoming election, although I have nothing to … Continue reading →

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Boredom in Yorkshire and sensory reset

Posted on June 17, 2014 by James Atkins

A few days ago I was at a café in London and overheard two city slickers talking big deals.  Then one turned to the other and said: “But you know, what do you do when you get to 46 and … Continue reading →

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