The Boat Race and Sewage
Paul Bright highlights that the Victorians were moved to clean up the Thames after the Boat Race of 1858 and...
Read moreDetailsBorn in South Wales and married with two children, the younger eight years old, Paul has almost 50 years geological experience in mining and mineral exploration. The work has enabled him to visit many countries in the world. In retirement, he maintains an interest in geology, mining and climate change and enjoys cycling, rugby, athletics and reading.
Paul Bright highlights that the Victorians were moved to clean up the Thames after the Boat Race of 1858 and...
Read moreDetailsPaul questions the assumption that carbon dioxide is the main villain in the battle against global warming. What about methane?...
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Read moreDetailsNew writer Paul asks if our government has the ambition and vision to address our water issues, like the water...
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