Arctic permafrost set for faster carbon leak
Researchers now know more about the intricate mechanisms of change in the thawing Arctic permafrost. And what they know is ominous.
Buckle Up! The World is set for 3.4˚C by 2100
Most individual governments’ climate commitments are going in the wrong direction.
Permission to Care: From Anxiety to Action on Climate Change
How can our understanding of the way anxiety impacts our psyche, inform the way we engage, message and campaign for a more sustainable future?
How Can We Talk About Global Warming?
The way out of this endless cycle of hope-versus-fear is to blow up the dichotomy altogether.
Rethink needed on Paris emissions targets
The historic international agreement to limit global warming to a global average rise of 1.5°C may be a case of too little, too late.
Could the World Handle a Billion Environmental Refugees?
For Stern, the heart of his values lies in the importance of family. “I’m 68 and I am thinking what will my granddaughter Rosa be like when she’s 68? We’re talking about towards the end of this century and what we do now will determine whether the next 100 years is the best of centuries or the worst of centuries."
Report: Climate Change is “Risky Business”. Who is Best Positioned to Solve the Problem?
"I have come to believe that climate change is the existential issue of our age. I don’t believe we have a focus or action in relation to it that is remotely commensurate with the risk that we face. I believe that if we don’t address climate change, the effects will not only be severe but...catastrophic."