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The Precautionary Principle
On the energy front, policy makers don’t know about, have forgotten about, have deliberately ignored, or decided to throw out The Precautionary Principle. And in doing so, they are jeopardising the future of the planet
February 12, 2005
Stepping back from the brink -some sanity at last
Readers should have no delusions about the state of New Zealand; it is being driven off the energy cliff in an orgy of consumption.
February 7, 2005
