Monthly Archives: April 2026

Actuaries add up the cost of climate inaction

Any lay person wanting to keep abreast of climate science should start by looking up David Borlace, a genial Englishman whose plain-speaking videos have kept a dedicated audience well informed on climate science and technology for many years. Borlace’s friendly, … Continue reading

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Rocket ships to oblivion

At 35, Steven Bartlett has the online world at his feet. African-born, English-raised son of a Nigerian mother and an English father, he describes himself as an entrepreneur, a speaker, an investor, an innovator, a disruptor, and a “happy sexy … Continue reading

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The ticking climate bomb to our south

When will it happen? When will a sudden loss of polar ice cause sea levels to rise rapidly, not by millimetres but by metres? That’s the multi-trillion dollar question that should be keeping the world’s policymakers up at night, but … Continue reading

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