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About Camilla Toulmin

Camilla Toulmin is the director of the International Institute for Environment & Development (IIED), a policy research NGO based in London.

Articles by Camilla Toulmin

Thursday 11th December

Climate change futures: postcard from Poznan

Camilla Toulmin, 11 December 2008
The margins of the climate-change conference in Poland are where the action is 
Tuesday 18th December

Was Bali a success?

Alun Anderson, Saleemul Huq, Oliver Tickell, David Steven, Camilla Toulmin, and Andrew Dobson, 18 December 2007
The first draft of history on the climate-change deal
Friday 30th November

Bali: no time to lose

Camilla Toulmin, 30 November 2007
A new deal on climate-change is urgent. Leadership is the key
Thursday 11th October

Climate change, global justice: letter to Al Gore

Camilla Toulmin, 11 October 2007
The Nobel peace laureate needs to deepen his thinking (archive)
Wednesday 27th June

Tony Blair : farewell letters

Brian Brivati, Camilla Toulmin, Chukwu-Emeka Chikezie, Mariano Aguirre, Patrice de Beer, and Godfrey Hodgson, 27 June 2007

Britain's prime minister is leaving the stage after ten years. openDemocracy writers say goodbye

Tuesday 7th November

Climate change: from science and economics to human rights

Saleemul Huq and Camilla Toulmin, 7 November 2006
The greatest challenge mankind faces must be addressed within a framework of commitment to global justice, say Saleemul Huq & Camilla Toulmin.
Tuesday 11th July

The G8 summit: don't forget climate change

Saleemul Huq and Camilla Toulmin, 11 July 2006
The G8 leaders must take the lead on the world's most important issue, say Saleemul Huq & Camilla Toulmin of the International Institute for Environment and Development.
Wednesday 29th March

James Lovelock and Gaia's revenge

Camilla Toulmin, 29 March 2006
The architect of a new way of seeing the planet rings a passionate warning about the dangers to its survival. Camilla Toulmin assesses James Lovelock's vision.
Tuesday 13th December

Montreal scorecard - Kyoto 157, United States 1

Camilla Toulmin, 13 December 2005
The Montreal climate change conference was a qualified success – now the real work of planning for global sustainability and justice after 2012 begins, says Camilla Toulmin of the International Institute for Environment and Development.
Tuesday 6th December

Capitalism, the environment, and sustainable development: replies to Jonathon Porritt

Tom Burke, Tim Worstall, John Whitelegg, John Ashton, Camilla Toulmin, and Andrew Simms, 6 December 2005
A new book by the pioneering green campaigner Jonathon Porritt, “Capitalism As If the World Matters”, calls on environmentalists to create a politics of sustainability that accepts the reality of capitalism. Environmental thinkers and activists from a variety of perspectives respond.
Thursday 1st December

Why Montreal matters

Camilla Toulmin, 1 December 2005
The Montreal conference of parties to the Kyoto protocol on climate change is a vital step in securing the planet’s future, says Camilla Toulmin of the International Institute for Environment & Development.
Tuesday 12th July

The G8 and climate change: a campaigners' scorecard

Tom Burke, Stephan Harrison, Saleemul Huq, Mayer Hillman, Camilla Toulmin, and Aubrey Meyer, 12 July 2005
Was the G8 summit good for the prospects of limiting global climate change? Scientists and campaigners comment on the Gleneagles outcome.
Monday 16th May

Africa: make climate change history

Camilla Toulmin, 16 May 2005
Climate change in Africa is likely to compound an already fragile condition, says Camilla Toulmin; the future demands that economic development and environmental security walk together.
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