The reform of the EU regulatory process needs to be reformed
Tag: Green Deal
Righteous Risks: Introduction
A righteous risk is a threat of harm to societal well-being that arises when decisions are based solely on widely-shared moral perceptions, social virtues and ethical ideals. This value-based policy approach does not consider facts or data in a consistent manner with certain actors, reinforced by social media tribes, imposing their ideals upon others. Righteous…
Our Youth are Terrified… So What!
I am now (officially) a grumpy old man. Time to complain about the youth.
The EU Greenwashing Directive: Only an Industrial Disease?
Do NGOs and government greenwash? They don’t think so.
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.
Ten Regulatory Steps for a Sustainable Intensification of Agriculture
The EU lacks a positive agricultural development strategy.
How Green Ideologies are Relegating the EU to Third World Status
Europe’s Great Green Leap Backwards has delivered poverty and hardship.
No Respect for Reality: The EU’s Food Security Crisis Strategy
The EU’s solution to the food crisis: more organic farming and agroecology.
Europe’s Chemophobic Green Deal
When endocrine activists draft European Parliament resolutions, it gets embarrassing.
The Post-COVID-19 Blueprint (Conclusion): A Risk Management Process Fit for the 21st Century
We need to rebuild risk management from the ruins of precaution
The Risk-Monger 