Am I the only one seeing all of these contradictions?
Category: Precautionary Principle
Scientific Consensus, Expectation and Trust
Declaring a consensus is a means to stop debate. It is political, not scientific.
2022 – The Year Leadership Failed
While history should draw many lessons from this year of relentless failure, 2022 was a year to forget.
Science-based or Evidence-based Policy: A Critical Review
A recent publication on science and evidence has provoked some interesting thinking
The Industry Complex (Part 4): Finding the Pieces to the Policy Puzzle
How can industry change the policy system working against them?
The Industry Complex (Part 3): A Return to Realpolitik
Idealist virtue politics is the wrong policy approach at the wrong time.
The Industry Complex (Part 1): The Tobacconisation of Industry
Most industries don’t think they’re being tobacconised. They’re delusional.
Nudging or Wedging: Why we Don’t Do What’s “Good” for Us
Nudging or precaution: How can I force you to change your behaviour?
How Green Ideologies are Relegating the EU to Third World Status
Europe’s Great Green Leap Backwards has delivered poverty and hardship.
A Lost, Leaderless West Surrenders the Ukraine
The safest place in the Ukraine is along the pipelines supplying Russian gas to Europe.
My Conversation with a ZeroRisker
It is time to call “time” on the pandemic.
Trustbusters Part 1: Precaution and the Demise of Trust
The EEA said precaution would restore trust in research and technology. It did the opposite.
The Risk-Monger 