by The Editor | Mar 5, 2018 | Environment
A report in arsTECHNICA two days ago suggests Scotland’s offshore wind farms have massive potential to become our most economical and most efficient form of electricity generation in the coming years. Hywind, 25km off Peterhead is the world’s first commercial floating...
by The Editor | Mar 4, 2018 | Health & Education
written by Fiona Bell I met Sharmila back in 2014, another campaigner. Sharmila emailed me. She was fighting for justice for herself and for other whistleblowers, desperate for a meeting with Jeremy Hunt. Many had been campaigning for such a meeting for a long time....
by The Editor | Mar 4, 2018 | Environment
U.N. Chief Calls for New Push to Rid the World of Nuclear Weapons, U.S. News Feb. 26, 2018, BY TOM MILES GENEVA (Reuters) – U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres called on Monday for a new global effort to get rid of nuclear weapons, drawing a cautious response from...
by The Editor | Mar 4, 2018 | Featured, International
After the presidential election in 2009, the Green Movement had its momentum, which, however, passed very quickly. When the protests started the Green Movement has a kind of a union, composed of different groups, both secular and religious. At the beginning these...
by The Editor | Mar 4, 2018 | Politics
Is calling an idiot a monkey an insult to monkeys? Well, yes. Those are baboons Yoons and baboons In my own political writings I avoid using the term ‘Yoon’, the diminutive of unionist. I disliked it the minute it appeared. In past studies of the tragic, illegal...
