Tim Harford and the More or Less team try to make sense of the statistics which surround us. From BBC Radio 4
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Used to be good, increasingly less so. more
You did miss out on the central question re natural gas- will there be a world where it is not part of the energy solution- not by 2030, I doubt by 2050 so the question is do we need the supply not if it is polluting. A side from this, more
An essential guide to fact checking numbers, especially those spouted by politicians. My only gripe is the scripted banter and unnecessary sound effects which somewhat dumbs down the programme.
More or Less is always informative and interesting and another i - well I can’t think of one - but rest assured the dulcet tones of Tim and team will set you on the path to rightness and righteousness. Love it and cherish it.
Like other bbc podcasts it is becoming a bit like overwhelmed with adverts.
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