Posted 6 Dec 2009 in Press releases
Countries meeting at the United Nations climate change conference may be closer than some observers realise to agreeing the emissions cuts required to give the world a reasonable chance of … read more »
Posted 6 Dec 2009 in Commentary
Samuel Fankhauser outlines the areas of dispute—as well as possible compromises
Posted 2 Dec 2009 in Commentary
Bob Ward: Despite a complete lack of evidence, the leaked emails hysteria has encouraged more deniers to emerge from the shadows the Guardian
Posted 1 Dec 2009 in Press releases
Speaking ahead of a major speech about the prospects for the Copenhagen meeting, Lord Stern… said: “It is possible to create a 50-50 chance of avoiding a rise in global average temperature of more than 2˚C, which many scientists regard as the threshold for ‘dangerous’ climate change. To do this we need to halt and reverse the growth of annual emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases…” read more »
Posted 1 Dec 2009 in Commentary
As climate talks approach a climax in Copenhagen, Nicholas Stern calls for decisive action to tackle the twin challenges of climate change and world poverty.
Posted 1 Dec 2009 in Commentary
Posted 30 Nov 2009 in Commentary
Nicholas Stern and George Monbiot: Two of the top thinkers on climate change explain why the most important political gathering of our time will succeed or fail the Guardian
Posted 20 Nov 2009 in Commentary
Bob Ward: Another skirmish has broken out in the long-running battle between climate scientists and so-called sceptics, and this one is likely to lead to more public confusion the Guardian
Posted 20 Nov 2009 in Commentary
George Monbiot, Nicholas Stern and Greg Clark contribute to our discussion on the need to reach a deal at next month’s crucial climate change summit in Copenhagen the Guardian
Posted 17 Nov 2009 in Commentary
