Critical Uncertainty
Critical UncertaintiesRisk, uncertainty and making decisions
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Air India Flight 182 - Suicide in the Skies
I wrote the piece below in 2014 just after the Germanwings disaster in which the co-pilot locked the captain out of the cockpit then flew the aircraft into a mountain. Not much has changed in the following decade unfortunately.
Why Renewables Can't Get Us to NetZero
Renewables are never going to be able to get us to a clean hundred percent renewable future, and they’re not going to get us to NetZero either. Here’s why:
An update on that book I was writing
I’ve been ~~beavering~~ slogging away at my eternity project and have managed to get the list of `things to do’ down to single figures, so enjoy!
The Wind Is Always Blowing Somewhere Right?
In a previous post we discussed the reduction in capacity factors of solar and wind as their market penetration increased in Australia National Energy Market (NEM). In that post we looked at the effect that make crowding and network congest...
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Modernist and problematic. Uncertainty, systems theory and risk. No, renewables are not going to save us.
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