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Published in: TransformationWhy is there so little action on climate change?Are there new ways to engage the public in mass action to reduce global warming, or should we focus on adapting to...
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Published in: openSecurityAfter the demonstrations ...The popular outpouring in France, taken with the climate marches in September with which it would not at first be...
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Published in: openSecurityLatin Americans pay price for corporate environmental destructionAs the COP20 conference comes to a close in Lima, can the corporations whose ‘externalities’ foster climate change...
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Published in: openDemocracyUKLatest IPCC report fortunately shows we can still prevent climate changeThe science is clear, where is the political will?
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Published in: TransformationThe future of the climate debateThe cutting edge of the climate change debate was absent from recent events in New York City, including mass...
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Published in: openDemocracyUKThis changes everything: interview with Naomi KleinAhead of the UK launch of her new book on climate change, "This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs the Climate",...
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Published in: openSecurityClimate summit, climate justiceThe climate summit called today by the United Nations secretary-general, Ban Ki-Moon, will not bring the commitments...
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Published in: 50.50Climate and Indigenous Peoples: the real dispute at the UNWith both the World Conference on Indigenous Peoples and the Climate Summit underway at the UN, far more important...
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Published in: TransformationConfessions of a climate change denierThe global people's climate march is the right time to confront the culture of denial that still exists among many...
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Published in: TransformationWe need more humans, not more heroesExaggerated by the growing celebrity culture of social change, hero worship is on the rise. In the process we risk...
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Published in: TransformationSeeing true nature: Buddhism and the environmentIn an age of increasing environmental destruction, Buddhism can inspire the ecological awareness that’s necessary...
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Published in: HomeEthics committee to universities: oil research can be unethicalThe Norwegian committee on research ethics tells institutions that oil research, often sponsored by the industry, is...
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Published in: TransformationNo surrender: responding to the new breed of climate change in-activistsWaiting for death in the planetary hospice is not a convincing response to climate change: a response to Carolyn Baker.
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Published in: TransformationWelcome to the planetary hospiceSurrendering to the implications of climate change is an act of courage not cowardice. This is the first article in...
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Published in: openSecurityTrapped by borders, a global flotsam and jetsamThey arrive nameless and unnumbered by land or sea but ever-more unregulated migrants across the globe are falling...
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Published in: openDemocracyUKWhy anti-consumerism is not enoughRejecting population growth as a valid topic for environmental concern relies on the assumption that the world's...
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Published in: 50.50Climate change and false gods: Moloch and the bible-punchers in the US
The UN's IPCC report on climate change calls for immediate action to deal with a crisis which supersedes and...
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Published in: HomeA different climate
Many new paths to climate action are being taken, with the global south in the forefront. Even modest support and...
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Published in: HomeClimate politics: a melting glacier...
A new political tone on climate change in Britain is matched by a breakthrough in understanding the retreat of...
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Published in: HomeA flooded future: Essex to the world
Two floods, two eras, two worlds. The contrast between 1953 and 2014 in southern England is a lesson both in class...
