




| Blog Review 447 |
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| Written by Netsmith | |
| Saturday, 15 December 2007 | |
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We don't always make fun of Polly Toynbee around here but this is too good to not mention: the lump of indignation fallacy . This is good too . On iron fertilisation of the oceans as a way of sequestering CO2: might we in fact already have done the experiment? The iron contained in coal burnt by all those ships a century ago? Perhaps adapatation to a low carbon economy won't be all that difficult (given enough time)? Iain Dale's decided to, umm, well, you've got to admit it's a pretty neat idea , don't you? The Victorian principles of policing : Netsmith didn't recognise any of them in the modern forces but perhaps you can do better? So just how well paid are public sector chief executives? As compared with private sector ones ? And finally, those who speak Spanish might like to go here , those who don't, read this .
Snigger.
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