Our gubmint has created a nice little conundrum for itself. It passed a law committing itself to reach “emission targets” by the end of the decade. It also did that without deciding what those targets were. So it has now … Continue reading →
Herself can’t type. This isn’t any reflection on her abilities normally as Arthritis tends to limit digital dexterity somewhat and is a valid reason. So if it’s a one or two word message she wants to send she can manage, … Continue reading →
In the comments after my last scribble, Pete J mentioned the Carrington Event. For those who couldn’t be arsed to look it up, the Event was a solar storm back in 1859 which had major implications for power lines and … Continue reading →
There was an interesting little snippet of news over the weekend. Rather strangely it didn’t make the headlines. Maybe they hoped no one would notice? Watchdog warns of ‘acute’ risk to security of power supply in Ireland. At first glance … Continue reading →
