July 17, 2021

Central banks have embarked on a highly risky experiment, fostering a public policy revolution.

An unhappy marriage of social pressure and empowered bureaucracy mean we might remain frozen in the emergency mentality of 2020.

In this week’s letter, the sun finally comes out in Brittany but unseasonable storms batter the region of Le Grand Est.

The scapegoating of farmers by environmentalists will do little to help the obesity crisis.

Technology might give us forecasts, but how humans read the skies has long been shaped by a heady mix of meteorology, magic, and miracles.

We should prepare ourselves for the destruction of many more marvels now that a new era of war is dawning over Afghanistan.

Antlers of Water is a collection of essays on Scotland’s nature and environment, edited by Kathleen Jamie.

The only thing certain about the Tests to come is that there will be more uncertainty for the Lions.

This weeks poem displays Robert Bridge’s delicacy and proneness to praise.