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Posts Tagged ‘Mark Lynas’

George Monbiot seems to be lost in the dark...

George Monbiot and the enviro-neocons

3 August, 2012

I’m getting a bit worried about George Monbiot. At one time he was one of the sharpest orators within the left/green environmental movement. But I’ve noticed a distinct change in tone and I fear he might be doing a bit … Continue reading

President of the Maldives: “Please don’t be stupid!”

1 April, 2009

Message from the President of the Maldives from Age of Stupid on Vimeo. Mohamed Nasheed, President of the Maldives, gives this inspiring speech in light of the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference this December – the last chance we have … Continue reading

New climate report says we must rapidly decarbonise our society

26 November, 2008

Tomorrow a new and updated version of last year’s climate report, Climate Code Red, will be released. The Climate Safety report from the Public Interest Research Center (PIRC), an independent charity studying and communicating vital global issues in the UK, … Continue reading

“That’s what I’d call a no-brainer”

19 March, 2008

These two quotes comes from Mark Lynas response to a controversial article on NewStatesman.com which argued global warming has stopped: Every qualified scientific body in the world, from the American Association for the Advancement of Science to the Royal Society, … Continue reading

Six Degrees Could Change the World

7 February, 2008

National Geographic have made a movie out of Mark Lynas latest and most terrifying book, ever. In the book, which is called “Six Degrees: our future on a hotter planet“, Mark Lynas goes through each of the different degrees and … Continue reading

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