Prof Kevin Anderson, Manchester University, summarises the action necessary if governments and societies were really committed to keeping global temperature change close…
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Changeās (IPCC) synthesis report recently landed with an authoritative thump, giving voice to hundreds of scientists endeavouring to understand…
āEverything weāve been hearing here and at the previous 25 summits is basically distraction,ā says Monbiot, adding that global leaders could āfixā the worst impacts of the climate crisis āin no time at all if they wanted to.ā
About 70 percent of global emissions of carbon dioxide come from about 20 percent of the world population
A group of 15,000 scientists have come together to issue a dire āsecond noticeā to humanity, 25 years after a group of scientists issued the āfirst noticeā warning the world about climate change
Some fragile democratic and humanist beginnings are unfolding amid a collapsing economy and the threat of further Russian intervention
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