Category: climate breakdown

Backwards Reasoning

Could fracking prevent climate change denial?

A three-year, £100 bet on solar power has matured. Who won?

Corruption and short-termism are pushing us along the path of sorrows.

We have offshored both our consumption and our perceptions

Why are we exploiting unconventional gas when we can’t afford to burn existing supplies?

The extremes now hammering Australia leave old perspectives stranded.

We cannot restrain climate change without a political fight against plutocracy.

Why, even now, climate change cannot be mentioned in the presidential election.

Could scientists have got the impacts of climate change on food supply wildly wrong?

Climate breakdown is right here, right now.

The environment is being trashed because of a failure to reform campaign finance.

We were wrong about peak oil: there’s enough in the ground to deep-fry the planet.

I accuse the energy secretary of misleading us about his disastrous new bill.

The government’s new energy bill puts a match to its climate change commitments.

Countering the letter sent to him by four former directors of Friends of the Earth

Christopher Booker’s undisclosed interests illustrate the need for transparency in journalism.

Now it’s a straight fight with the billionaires and corporations.

How weather forecasts became a political issue.

Why is it so easy to save the banks, but so hard to save the biosphere?

The Spectator has allowed me to rebut Nils-Axel Morner’s rubbish about sea levels.