Andrew Stuttaford

I'm old enough to remember when Bernie Sanders proposed a moratorium on the construction of data centers. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep.

A Dilemma That Isn’t

Downsizing and the Ozempic Economy

Britain’s Immigration Numbers

It didn't take a recent trip to Ukraine (primarily Kyiv and Kharkiv) to convince me that the outcome of the Russo-Ukrainian war may well hinge on

HALE is the cleverly appropriate acronym for Heath-Adjusted Life Expectancy, a fancy way of saying how many years people can live in good health.

Big Climate’s British division seems to have missed a memo.

With a good part of Europe baking in the heat, the transatlantic air-conditioning debate has erupted again, at least on X.

One person who would have been astonished by the fight ove r air conditioning would have been Lee Kuan Yew, the man who more than any other individual steered Singapore to extraordinary success:

As Europe's heat wave persists, the debate ove r air-conditioning rages on. The New York Times notes that the populist right has weighed in (in fact this is not the first year that these parties have done so):