Andrew Blackman
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Read an interesting article by George Marshall in the New Internationalist recently about cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 80%, a seemingly impossible task until you realise that this would only mean returning to the levels of 1972.
I was quite amazed when I read that. 1972 is not long ago. I don’t quite remember [...]
Was astonished by a recent snippet from Christian Aid:
Christian Aid has criticised a record high of US$4.4 billion in World Bank funding for coal power stations – a 40-fold increase over the past five years.
I can’t believe that at a time when we are facing the need for urgent action to avoid disastrous [...]
Just read the January/February issue of the New Internationalist, and was depressed at first to see the title “The population panic” on the cover. But it turned out to be a very well-researched series of articles, showing that a lot of the popular assumptions about population growth are false.
A Youtube rarity – a professionally shot, high definition, one and a half hour video. It’s about the planet Earth and our place in it. Some quite amazing cinematography, and an important message. If the version on this site doesn’t work, try going direct to Youtube.
Do you ever have that experience where something you’ve known for a long time suddenly hits you as it’s never hit you before? That happened to me this weekend. Here’s what set it off.
Every few days another huge chunk of ice seems to break off from Antarctica. Last week, for example, the [...]
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