Philosophy, sociology and religion Opinion and reviews Reality check Hugh D Reynolds reviews The Case Against Reality: How Evolution Hid the Truth from Our Eyes by Donald D Hoffman Read article: Reality check
Renewables Opinion and reviews Does the UK need 40 GW of firm capacity? Dave Elliott queries recent assumptions and looks to a future with more than 100 GW of renewables Read article: Does the UK need 40 GW of firm capacity?
History Opinion and reviews The real fallout from Chernobyl Una Davies says that dramatizations of nuclear incidents could risk amplifying fears over nuclear energy Read article: The real fallout from Chernobyl
Renewables Opinion and reviews Greening gas is not so easy Dave Elliott ponders the outlook for green gas, leakage and the alphabet soup of P2G and SMR+CCS Read article: Greening gas is not so easy
Renewables Opinion and reviews Oversizing renewables to avoid shortfalls Does it make sense to oversupply then dump, asks Dave Elliott Read article: Oversizing renewables to avoid shortfalls
Telescopes and space missions Opinion and reviews Intergalactic explorers’ handbook Tushna Commissariat reviews The Space Race: the Journey to the Moon and Beyond by Sarah Cruddas Read article: Intergalactic explorers’ handbook
Renewables Opinion and reviews Green power curtailment in China China slows to speed up and a rise in Asian supergrids – Dave Elliott has the details Read article: Green power curtailment in China
Telescopes and space missions Opinion and reviews A new look at our old Moon Sarah Cruddas reviews The Moon: a History for the Future by Oliver Morton Read article: A new look at our old Moon
Telescopes and space missions Opinion and reviews Defending the lunar landscape John Budden calls for areas of the Moon to be reserved for lunar radio astronomy Read article: Defending the lunar landscape
Renewables Opinion and reviews Curtailment: losing green power Dave Elliott examines the causes of – and solutions for – renewable energy curtailment Read article: Curtailment: losing green power