Categories


Agriculture




Time to call out the anti-GMO conspiracy theory


29 April 2013.  
Posted in: agriculture, genetic engineering








Professor Nina Fedoroff, Chair of the AAAS board – Q&A on GMOs


4 February 2013.  
Posted in: agriculture, food, genetic engineering








Lecture to Oxford Farming Conference, 3 January 2013


3 January 2013.  
Posted in: agriculture, developing countries, food, genetic engineering








How land-inefficient is organic agriculture?


16 July 2012.  
Posted in: agriculture








Why land and water are ‘planetary boundaries’ – not population


28 October 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, food, genetic engineering, population








Feeding a world of 9 billion


1 June 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, food, genetic engineering, global sustainability








Europe continues ill-advised rush to biofuels


18 April 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, aviation, biofuels, carbon, climate change, developing countries, poverty, transport








GM cotton: suicide seeds?


25 February 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, genetic engineering




Anthropocene




The Royal Society gets it wrong on people and the planet


26 April 2012.  
Posted in: Anthropocene, developing countries, Planetary boundaries, population, poverty








Why we should be careful what we do with Gaia


25 May 2011.  
Posted in: Anthropocene








Welcome to the Anthropocene


18 May 2011.  
Posted in: Anthropocene, biodiversity, global sustainability




Australia




Greenpeace and GM wheat: time to stand up for science


18 July 2011.  
Posted in: Australia, food, genetic engineering, science




Aviation




Virgin Atlantic and ‘sustainable’ aviation


21 November 2011.  
Posted in: aviation, biofuels, Maldives








Europe continues ill-advised rush to biofuels


18 April 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, aviation, biofuels, carbon, climate change, developing countries, poverty, transport








Aviation should pay full carbon cost in the EU system


8 March 2011.  
Posted in: aviation, carbon, climate change, developing countries, finance, Uncategorized




Biodiversity




Do offshore wind turbines kill birds?


22 November 2012.  
Posted in: biodiversity, energy








Fukushima’s impact on the ocean environment revealed


6 April 2012.  
Posted in: biodiversity, Japan, nuclear power








The need for a rational environmentalism – speech at God Species launch


8 July 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, climate change, global sustainability, Planetary boundaries








Biodiversity: the top-level planetary boundary?


1 July 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, climate change








Bats, birds and blades: wind turbines and biodiversity


10 June 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, climate change, energy








How a nuclear disaster can be good for ecology


7 June 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, Japan, nuclear power








Welcome to the Anthropocene


18 May 2011.  
Posted in: Anthropocene, biodiversity, global sustainability








The price of biodiversity: book review


4 May 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, finance




Biofuels




Virgin Atlantic and ‘sustainable’ aviation


21 November 2011.  
Posted in: aviation, biofuels, Maldives








Europe continues ill-advised rush to biofuels


18 April 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, aviation, biofuels, carbon, climate change, developing countries, poverty, transport




Biotechnology




Golden promise: How ‘biofortification’ could soon be saving hundreds of thousands of lives


25 February 2013.  
Posted in: biotechnology, developing countries, food, genetic engineering, poverty








Why I will never be an ‘ambassador’ for the corporate biotech lobby


21 October 2011.  
Posted in: biotechnology, genetic engineering




Carbon




Time to stop arguing and start decarbonising


9 May 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, energy, finance, United Kingdom








Europe continues ill-advised rush to biofuels


18 April 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, aviation, biofuels, carbon, climate change, developing countries, poverty, transport








How much of Japan’s land area would be needed to replace nuclear with wind?


14 April 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Two degrees is out of reach


5 April 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, science








The dangers of nuclear power in light of Fukushima


30 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Mark Lynas interview with Chinadialogue on Fukushima


29 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Nuclear: difference between two and three degrees?


21 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Aviation should pay full carbon cost in the EU system


8 March 2011.  
Posted in: aviation, carbon, climate change, developing countries, finance, Uncategorized








Energy, poverty and climate change


6 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, developing countries, energy, poverty








What the greens still keep getting wrong


4 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, politics








To nuke or not to nuke? UK energy choices to 2050


3 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, nuclear power








Why does the Guardian keep getting it wrong on climate and developing countries?


2 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, developing countries, Maldives




Climate change




Germany’s ‘Energiewende’ – the story so far


15 January 2013.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Germany, nuclear power, renewables








Response to UCS ‘Science, Dogma and Mark Lynas’


12 January 2013.  
Posted in: climate change, genetic engineering








Don’t be fooled: man-made global warming does exist


9 January 2013.  
Posted in: climate change








Where sea-level rise isn’t what it seems


25 April 2012.  
Posted in: climate change, sea level rise








A letter to David Cameron


15 March 2012.  
Posted in: climate change, nuclear power, United Kingdom








UK environmentalists write to Prime Minister in support of new nuclear


15 March 2012.  
Posted in: climate change, nuclear power, United Kingdom








Can solar PV really power the UK?


4 March 2012.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, United Kingdom








The verdict on Durban – a major step forward, but not for ten years


12 December 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, UNFCCC negotiations








COP17: Why the ‘Kyoto or bust’ positions must change


4 December 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, UNFCCC negotiations








Climate sensitivity – Could we be lucky?


25 November 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, science








To Kyoto or not to Kyoto? The question for Durban


14 November 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, UNFCCC negotiations








Glaciers and water supplies – the climate connection


25 October 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, glaciers, water








‘Atlasgate’ – a victory for science


21 September 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, politics








Is Al Gore right to compare climate sceptics to racists?


30 August 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, politics








Prospects for a legally-binding international climate deal


3 August 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, UNFCCC negotiations








Good reasons not to waste nuclear ‘waste’


22 July 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, nuclear power








The need for a rational environmentalism – speech at God Species launch


8 July 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, climate change, global sustainability, Planetary boundaries








Biodiversity: the top-level planetary boundary?


1 July 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, climate change








Geoengineering: why all the fuss?


28 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, geoengineering








The IPCC renewables controversy – where have we got to?


21 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy








New allegation of IPCC renewables report bias


20 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, hydropower








Questions the IPCC must now urgently answer


17 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, science








Germany, Italy, Greens, nukes and climate change


16 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Germany, nuclear power








New IPCC error: renewables report conclusion was dictated by Greenpeace


15 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy








Bats, birds and blades: wind turbines and biodiversity


10 June 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, climate change, energy








Co-operative Energy to sell nuclear + renewables green electricity


10 May 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, nuclear power, United Kingdom








Reflections from the Major Economies/Emitters Forum


28 April 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, politics








Europe continues ill-advised rush to biofuels


18 April 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, aviation, biofuels, carbon, climate change, developing countries, poverty, transport








How much of Japan’s land area would be needed to replace nuclear with wind?


14 April 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Seven days in Bangkok


12 April 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, politics








Two degrees is out of reach


5 April 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, science








The 350 climate goal: dead or merely MIA?


4 April 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, politics








Is Bolivia trying to destroy the international climate change regime?


1 April 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, politics








The dangers of nuclear power in light of Fukushima


30 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Mark Lynas interview with Chinadialogue on Fukushima


29 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Nuclear: difference between two and three degrees?


21 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








What Japan nuclear crisis means for global warming


17 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Rebuttal of Amy Goodman scaremongering op-ed on Japanese nuclear crisis


16 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








What does the Japanese quake crisis say about nuclear power?


14 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, nuclear power








Thirty ‘Cartagena Dialogue’ countries work to bridge Kyoto gap


10 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, Maldives, politics








Aviation should pay full carbon cost in the EU system


8 March 2011.  
Posted in: aviation, carbon, climate change, developing countries, finance, Uncategorized








Energy, poverty and climate change


6 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, developing countries, energy, poverty








What the greens still keep getting wrong


4 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, politics








To nuke or not to nuke? UK energy choices to 2050


3 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, nuclear power








Why does the Guardian keep getting it wrong on climate and developing countries?


2 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, developing countries, Maldives




Developing countries




Golden promise: How ‘biofortification’ could soon be saving hundreds of thousands of lives


25 February 2013.  
Posted in: biotechnology, developing countries, food, genetic engineering, poverty








Lecture to Oxford Farming Conference, 3 January 2013


3 January 2013.  
Posted in: agriculture, developing countries, food, genetic engineering








The Royal Society gets it wrong on people and the planet


26 April 2012.  
Posted in: Anthropocene, developing countries, Planetary boundaries, population, poverty








Prospects for a legally-binding international climate deal


3 August 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, UNFCCC negotiations








Europe continues ill-advised rush to biofuels


18 April 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, aviation, biofuels, carbon, climate change, developing countries, poverty, transport








Seven days in Bangkok


12 April 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, politics








The 350 climate goal: dead or merely MIA?


4 April 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, politics








Is Bolivia trying to destroy the international climate change regime?


1 April 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, politics








Thirty ‘Cartagena Dialogue’ countries work to bridge Kyoto gap


10 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, Maldives, politics








Aviation should pay full carbon cost in the EU system


8 March 2011.  
Posted in: aviation, carbon, climate change, developing countries, finance, Uncategorized








Energy, poverty and climate change


6 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, developing countries, energy, poverty








Why does the Guardian keep getting it wrong on climate and developing countries?


2 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, developing countries, Maldives




Energy




Germany’s ‘Energiewende’ – the story so far


15 January 2013.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Germany, nuclear power, renewables








Do offshore wind turbines kill birds?


22 November 2012.  
Posted in: biodiversity, energy








Can solar PV really power the UK?


4 March 2012.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, United Kingdom








In defence of nuclear power


19 January 2012.  
Posted in: energy, nuclear power, United Kingdom








In defence of offshore wind


18 January 2012.  
Posted in: energy, United Kingdom








Good reasons not to waste nuclear ‘waste’


22 July 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, nuclear power








The IPCC renewables controversy – where have we got to?


21 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy








New allegation of IPCC renewables report bias


20 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, hydropower








Questions the IPCC must now urgently answer


17 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, science








Germany, Italy, Greens, nukes and climate change


16 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Germany, nuclear power








New IPCC error: renewables report conclusion was dictated by Greenpeace


15 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy








Bats, birds and blades: wind turbines and biodiversity


10 June 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, climate change, energy








Fukushima: rationality vs emotion in policy-making


19 May 2011.  
Posted in: energy, Japan, nuclear power








Co-operative Energy to sell nuclear + renewables green electricity


10 May 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, nuclear power, United Kingdom








Time to stop arguing and start decarbonising


9 May 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, energy, finance, United Kingdom








How much of Japan’s land area would be needed to replace nuclear with wind?


14 April 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








The dangers of nuclear power in light of Fukushima


30 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Mark Lynas interview with Chinadialogue on Fukushima


29 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Nuclear: difference between two and three degrees?


21 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








What Japan nuclear crisis means for global warming


17 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Rebuttal of Amy Goodman scaremongering op-ed on Japanese nuclear crisis


16 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Energy, poverty and climate change


6 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, developing countries, energy, poverty








To nuke or not to nuke? UK energy choices to 2050


3 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, nuclear power




Finance




Time to stop arguing and start decarbonising


9 May 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, energy, finance, United Kingdom








The price of biodiversity: book review


4 May 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, finance








Aviation should pay full carbon cost in the EU system


8 March 2011.  
Posted in: aviation, carbon, climate change, developing countries, finance, Uncategorized




Food




Golden promise: How ‘biofortification’ could soon be saving hundreds of thousands of lives


25 February 2013.  
Posted in: biotechnology, developing countries, food, genetic engineering, poverty








Professor Nina Fedoroff, Chair of the AAAS board – Q&A on GMOs


4 February 2013.  
Posted in: agriculture, food, genetic engineering








Lecture to Oxford Farming Conference, 3 January 2013


3 January 2013.  
Posted in: agriculture, developing countries, food, genetic engineering








Why land and water are ‘planetary boundaries’ – not population


28 October 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, food, genetic engineering, population








Greenpeace and GM wheat: time to stand up for science


18 July 2011.  
Posted in: Australia, food, genetic engineering, science








Feeding a world of 9 billion


1 June 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, food, genetic engineering, global sustainability




Genetic engineering




Time to call out the anti-GMO conspiracy theory


29 April 2013.  
Posted in: agriculture, genetic engineering








Golden promise: How ‘biofortification’ could soon be saving hundreds of thousands of lives


25 February 2013.  
Posted in: biotechnology, developing countries, food, genetic engineering, poverty








Professor Nina Fedoroff, Chair of the AAAS board – Q&A on GMOs


4 February 2013.  
Posted in: agriculture, food, genetic engineering








Response to UCS ‘Science, Dogma and Mark Lynas’


12 January 2013.  
Posted in: climate change, genetic engineering








Lecture to Oxford Farming Conference, 3 January 2013


3 January 2013.  
Posted in: agriculture, developing countries, food, genetic engineering








Why land and water are ‘planetary boundaries’ – not population


28 October 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, food, genetic engineering, population








Why I will never be an ‘ambassador’ for the corporate biotech lobby


21 October 2011.  
Posted in: biotechnology, genetic engineering








Greenpeace and GM wheat: time to stand up for science


18 July 2011.  
Posted in: Australia, food, genetic engineering, science








Feeding a world of 9 billion


1 June 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, food, genetic engineering, global sustainability








GM cotton: suicide seeds?


25 February 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, genetic engineering




Geoengineering




Geoengineering: why all the fuss?


28 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, geoengineering




Germany




Germany’s ‘Energiewende’ – the story so far


15 January 2013.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Germany, nuclear power, renewables








Germany, Italy, Greens, nukes and climate change


16 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Germany, nuclear power




Glaciers




Glaciers and water supplies – the climate connection


25 October 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, glaciers, water




Global sustainability




‘The Easter Island ecocide never happened’ – response to Jared Diamond


10 October 2011.  
Posted in: global sustainability, history








The myths of Easter Island – Jared Diamond responds


22 September 2011.  
Posted in: global sustainability








The myth of Easter Island’s ecocide


19 September 2011.  
Posted in: global sustainability, history








The need for a rational environmentalism – speech at God Species launch


8 July 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, climate change, global sustainability, Planetary boundaries








Feeding a world of 9 billion


1 June 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, food, genetic engineering, global sustainability








Welcome to the Anthropocene


18 May 2011.  
Posted in: Anthropocene, biodiversity, global sustainability




History




‘The Easter Island ecocide never happened’ – response to Jared Diamond


10 October 2011.  
Posted in: global sustainability, history








The myth of Easter Island’s ecocide


19 September 2011.  
Posted in: global sustainability, history




Human rights




North Korea – a stain on the conscience of the world


20 April 2012.  
Posted in: human rights, North Korea




Hydropower




New allegation of IPCC renewables report bias


20 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, hydropower




Japan




Why Fukushima death toll projections are based on junk science


18 July 2012.  
Posted in: Japan, nuclear power








Fukushima’s impact on the ocean environment revealed


6 April 2012.  
Posted in: biodiversity, Japan, nuclear power








How dangerous is the Fukushima exclusion zone?


31 August 2011.  
Posted in: Japan, nuclear power








How a nuclear disaster can be good for ecology


7 June 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, Japan, nuclear power








Fukushima: rationality vs emotion in policy-making


19 May 2011.  
Posted in: energy, Japan, nuclear power








How much of Japan’s land area would be needed to replace nuclear with wind?


14 April 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








The dangers of nuclear power in light of Fukushima


30 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Mark Lynas interview with Chinadialogue on Fukushima


29 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Nuclear: difference between two and three degrees?


21 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








What Japan nuclear crisis means for global warming


17 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Rebuttal of Amy Goodman scaremongering op-ed on Japanese nuclear crisis


16 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power




Maldives




How the Maldives coup was planned: explosive new video


11 February 2012.  
Posted in: Maldives








‘They said, “we want to kill you… you will die today”


9 February 2012.  
Posted in: Maldives








Nasheed beaten up in Male’ – urgent appeal by Maldivian Democratic Party


8 February 2012.  
Posted in: Maldives








Statement by British MP David Amess, Chair of All Party Parliamentary Group re: Coup in Maldives


8 February 2012.  
Posted in: Maldives








MDP clarifies events leading to overthrow of Maldives government


7 February 2012.  
Posted in: Maldives








Statement by the Maldivian Democratic Party


7 February 2012.  
Posted in: Maldives








Virgin Atlantic and ‘sustainable’ aviation


21 November 2011.  
Posted in: aviation, biofuels, Maldives








Thirty ‘Cartagena Dialogue’ countries work to bridge Kyoto gap


10 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, Maldives, politics








Why does the Guardian keep getting it wrong on climate and developing countries?


2 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, developing countries, Maldives




North Korea




North Korea – a stain on the conscience of the world


20 April 2012.  
Posted in: human rights, North Korea




Nuclear power




‘Like a bride left at the altar’ – latest news from Hinkley C


24 May 2013.  
Posted in: nuclear power, United Kingdom








Germany’s ‘Energiewende’ – the story so far


15 January 2013.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Germany, nuclear power, renewables








Why Fukushima death toll projections are based on junk science


18 July 2012.  
Posted in: Japan, nuclear power








World’s first nuclear waste-burning PRISM reactor moves a step closer in the UK


9 July 2012.  
Posted in: nuclear power, United Kingdom








Friends of the Earth considers abandoning anti-nuclear stance


14 June 2012.  
Posted in: nuclear power, United Kingdom








Fukushima’s impact on the ocean environment revealed


6 April 2012.  
Posted in: biodiversity, Japan, nuclear power








A letter to David Cameron


15 March 2012.  
Posted in: climate change, nuclear power, United Kingdom








UK environmentalists write to Prime Minister in support of new nuclear


15 March 2012.  
Posted in: climate change, nuclear power, United Kingdom








UK moves a step closer to nuclear waste solution


1 March 2012.  
Posted in: nuclear power, United Kingdom








In defence of nuclear power


19 January 2012.  
Posted in: energy, nuclear power, United Kingdom








How dangerous is the Fukushima exclusion zone?


31 August 2011.  
Posted in: Japan, nuclear power








Good reasons not to waste nuclear ‘waste’


22 July 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, nuclear power








Germany, Italy, Greens, nukes and climate change


16 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Germany, nuclear power








How a nuclear disaster can be good for ecology


7 June 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, Japan, nuclear power








Fukushima: rationality vs emotion in policy-making


19 May 2011.  
Posted in: energy, Japan, nuclear power








Co-operative Energy to sell nuclear + renewables green electricity


10 May 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, nuclear power, United Kingdom








Time for the Green Party – and the Guardian – to ditch anti-nuclear quackery


21 April 2011.  
Posted in: nuclear power, politics








How much of Japan’s land area would be needed to replace nuclear with wind?


14 April 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








The dangers of nuclear power in light of Fukushima


30 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Mark Lynas interview with Chinadialogue on Fukushima


29 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Nuclear: difference between two and three degrees?


21 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








What Japan nuclear crisis means for global warming


17 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








Rebuttal of Amy Goodman scaremongering op-ed on Japanese nuclear crisis


16 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Japan, nuclear power








What does the Japanese quake crisis say about nuclear power?


14 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, nuclear power








To nuke or not to nuke? UK energy choices to 2050


3 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, energy, nuclear power




Ocean acidification




Debate with Matt Ridley on ocean acidification


13 July 2011.  
Posted in: ocean acidification




Planetary boundaries




The Royal Society gets it wrong on people and the planet


26 April 2012.  
Posted in: Anthropocene, developing countries, Planetary boundaries, population, poverty








The need for a rational environmentalism – speech at God Species launch


8 July 2011.  
Posted in: biodiversity, climate change, global sustainability, Planetary boundaries




Politics




‘Atlasgate’ – a victory for science


21 September 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, politics








Is Al Gore right to compare climate sceptics to racists?


30 August 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, politics








Reflections from the Major Economies/Emitters Forum


28 April 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, politics








Time for the Green Party – and the Guardian – to ditch anti-nuclear quackery


21 April 2011.  
Posted in: nuclear power, politics








Seven days in Bangkok


12 April 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, politics








The 350 climate goal: dead or merely MIA?


4 April 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, politics








Is Bolivia trying to destroy the international climate change regime?


1 April 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, politics








Thirty ‘Cartagena Dialogue’ countries work to bridge Kyoto gap


10 March 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, Maldives, politics








What the greens still keep getting wrong


4 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, politics




Population




The Royal Society gets it wrong on people and the planet


26 April 2012.  
Posted in: Anthropocene, developing countries, Planetary boundaries, population, poverty








Why land and water are ‘planetary boundaries’ – not population


28 October 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, food, genetic engineering, population




Poverty




Golden promise: How ‘biofortification’ could soon be saving hundreds of thousands of lives


25 February 2013.  
Posted in: biotechnology, developing countries, food, genetic engineering, poverty








The Royal Society gets it wrong on people and the planet


26 April 2012.  
Posted in: Anthropocene, developing countries, Planetary boundaries, population, poverty








Europe continues ill-advised rush to biofuels


18 April 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, aviation, biofuels, carbon, climate change, developing countries, poverty, transport








Energy, poverty and climate change


6 March 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, developing countries, energy, poverty




Renewables




Germany’s ‘Energiewende’ – the story so far


15 January 2013.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, Germany, nuclear power, renewables




Science




Climate sensitivity – Could we be lucky?


25 November 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, science








Greenpeace and GM wheat: time to stand up for science


18 July 2011.  
Posted in: Australia, food, genetic engineering, science








Questions the IPCC must now urgently answer


17 June 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, science








Two degrees is out of reach


5 April 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, climate change, science




Sea level rise




Where sea-level rise isn’t what it seems


25 April 2012.  
Posted in: climate change, sea level rise




Transport




Europe continues ill-advised rush to biofuels


18 April 2011.  
Posted in: agriculture, aviation, biofuels, carbon, climate change, developing countries, poverty, transport




UNFCCC negotiations




The verdict on Durban – a major step forward, but not for ten years


12 December 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, UNFCCC negotiations








COP17: Why the ‘Kyoto or bust’ positions must change


4 December 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, UNFCCC negotiations








To Kyoto or not to Kyoto? The question for Durban


14 November 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, UNFCCC negotiations








Prospects for a legally-binding international climate deal


3 August 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, developing countries, UNFCCC negotiations




United Kingdom




‘Like a bride left at the altar’ – latest news from Hinkley C


24 May 2013.  
Posted in: nuclear power, United Kingdom








World’s first nuclear waste-burning PRISM reactor moves a step closer in the UK


9 July 2012.  
Posted in: nuclear power, United Kingdom








Friends of the Earth considers abandoning anti-nuclear stance


14 June 2012.  
Posted in: nuclear power, United Kingdom








A letter to David Cameron


15 March 2012.  
Posted in: climate change, nuclear power, United Kingdom








UK environmentalists write to Prime Minister in support of new nuclear


15 March 2012.  
Posted in: climate change, nuclear power, United Kingdom








Can solar PV really power the UK?


4 March 2012.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, United Kingdom








UK moves a step closer to nuclear waste solution


1 March 2012.  
Posted in: nuclear power, United Kingdom








In defence of nuclear power


19 January 2012.  
Posted in: energy, nuclear power, United Kingdom








In defence of offshore wind


18 January 2012.  
Posted in: energy, United Kingdom








Co-operative Energy to sell nuclear + renewables green electricity


10 May 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, energy, nuclear power, United Kingdom








Time to stop arguing and start decarbonising


9 May 2011.  
Posted in: carbon, energy, finance, United Kingdom




Water




Glaciers and water supplies – the climate connection


25 October 2011.  
Posted in: climate change, glaciers, water