The trade in carbon offsets is an excuse for business as usual.
Category: climate breakdown
The Water Boom Is Over
Global freshwater supplies could start to determine whether or not we can feed ourselves.
Small is Useless
Micro generation can’t solve climate change.
Who’s Paying?
When pundits discuss contentious issues on air, they must reveal their financial interests.
How Much Reality Can You Take?
Does anyone really want to stop climate change?
An 87% Cut by 2030
That’s what we need in the United Kingdom to avoid catastrophic climate change
The Smoke Behind the Deniers’ Fire
It isn’t just Exxon which has funded the climate change deniers – Big Tobacco has also played a strange and disturbing role.
No Quick Fix
Re-engineering the atmosphere could be as dangerous as climate change
Thanks, But We Still Don’t Need It
Some of the arguments against nuclear power are no longer valid, but it remains the wrong technology.
The Inspectors Who Look the Other Way
Why won’t anyone enforce our building standards?
A Fondness for Fossil Fuels
If we’re to have a hydrogen economy, we have to secure our supplies of natural gas.
We Are All Killers
Until we stop flying
Buying Complacency
The trade in “carbon offsets” is based on bogus accounting
Worse Than Fossil Fuel
Biodiesel enthusiasts have accidentally invented the most carbon-intensive fuel on earth
The Struggle Against Ourselves
How Much Energy Do We Have?
Are there enough renewables to keep the lights on? The answer will be comforting to no one.
Our Own Nuclear Salesman
The government’s chief scientist appears to have succumbed to politics
A World Turned Upside Down
The corporations are demanding regulation, and the government is refusing to give it to them
Faced With This Crisis
The G8 leaders refuse to accept that anything difficult needs to be done about climate change
Going Nowhere
Review of Margaret Thatcher’s 1989 speech to the UN (extract published below).