Travelling Light
Is the airship a viable alternative to jet travel?
Is the airship a viable alternative to jet travel?
The government’s plans for clean coal are another great green scam.
As government documents show, Sir Nicholas Stern accidentally launched a trade in human lives.
Bush trashed the climate talks. But look what Gore did.
The climate talks are a stitch-up, as no one is talking about supply.
The numbers show that this should be the real question at the Bali talks.
Are we already shutting our minds to the consequences of climate change?
A vast new opencast pit will ruin local people’s lives and wreck the government’s climate change policies. How was it allowed to happen?
A new paper suggests we have been greatly underestimating the impacts of climate change - and the size of the necessary response.
In which we battle over carbon targets, green tokenism and the economics of climate change.
A final response to Alexander Cockburn.
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Have we already abandoned our attempts to prevent dangerous climate change? Read more »
It’s happening, it’s systematic, and it is precisely the opposite story to the one the papers are telling.
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We need a five-year freeze on biofuels, before they wreck the planet. Read more »
Two ministries seem determined to scupper the government’s plans to combat global warming. Read more »
It doesn’t give a damn about whether the facts stack up - as long as it creates a controversy. Read more »
An audit of the government’s planned carbon cuts shows they will achieve only half of what it claims.
The Bush administration will do anything except cut the consumption of fuel. Read more »
The government knows that its airport plans will cancel out all its efforts to tackle climate change.
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The trade in carbon offsets is an excuse for business as usual
Global freshwater supplies could start to determine whether or not we can feed ourselves.
Micro generation can’t solve climate change.
When pundits discuss contentious issues on air, they must reveal their financial interests.
Does anyone really want to stop climate change?
That’s what we need in the United Kingdom to avoid catastrophic climate change
It isn’t just Exxon which has funded the climate change deniers - Big Tobacco has also played a strange and disturbing role.
Re-engineering the atmosphere could be as dangerous as climate change
Some of the arguments against nuclear power are no longer valid, but it remains the wrong technology.
Why won’t anyone enforce our building standards?
If we’re to have a hydrogen economy, we have to secure our supplies of natural gas.
Until we stop flying
The trade in “carbon offsets” is based on bogus accounting
Biodiesel enthusiasts have accidentally invented the most carbon-intensive fuel on earth
Are there enough renewables to keep the lights on? The answer will be comforting to no one.
The government’s chief scientist appears to have succumbed to politics
The corporations are demanding regulation, and the government is refusing to give it to them
The G8 leaders refuse to accept that anything difficult needs to be done about climate change
Review of Margaret Thatcher’s 1989 speech to the UN (extract published below).
Green hypocrisy means that we can’t tackle climate change without government intervention.
Climate change’s unprecedented moral challenge demands that we restrict market freedom
Climate change denial, as David Bellamy’s claims show, is based on pure hocus pocus
Wind power is a technological fix for a political problem.
Climate change exposes progress as a myth
Bush’s attempt to wreck the climate talks follows an established pattern of self-destruction
The adoption of biofuels would be a humanitarian and environmental disaster
The argument for nuclear power has strengthened, but it’s still not good enough.
Letters following the publication of the article Goodbye, Kind World (filed under Climate Change)
We’ve never had it so good, and we never will again.
Any government concerned about global security and climate change should be banning 4×4s
Costing the Earth
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Review of The Day After Tomorrow
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The dismissal of climate change by journalistic nincompoops is a danger to us all
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Something about the human mind appears to prevent us from grasping the reality of climate change
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Only six degrees separate our world from the cataclysmic end of an ancient era
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The rich nations are carving up the atmosphere and selling it off
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It’s the simple solution to climate change - and quite a lot else besides
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The floods are a reminder of our inability to conquer Nature
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The countries least responsible for global warming will be hit hardest
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Space tourism will kill our own planet
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Big business tries to stop energy taxes
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Global warming means that flying across the Atlantic is now as unacceptable as child abuse
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Global warming - caused partly by flights to coral islands - is killing the world’s reefs
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Duty Free is a subsidy for global warming. It must be stopped.
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Why can’t the ecological impact of every new construction be considered as carefully as that of Oxford’s Abraham Building?
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Just as we tried to ignore Germany’s preparations for war, now we refuse to acknowledge the impending global catastrophe
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