STWR - Share The World's Resources

At best we will limit the extent of global warming, but Kyoto barely helps. Does humanity have the foresight to save itself, asks Mark Lynas?

A wide gap has developed between the conclusions from the scientific community on global warming, and what is known by policymakers and the public, says Dr James Hansen. If politicians remain at loggerheads, then citizens must lead.

James Hansen is right about lobbyists sponsoring the junk science of climate change denial, writes George Monbiot. But prosecuting energy executives is not the answer.

An interview with James Hansen, the world's foremost climatologist, on unheeded science, the importance of '350', and the 'point of no return'.

If we want to understand where the environment is heading, writes John Feffer, then we only need look to the example of North Korea - the world's climate change canary.

To continue business as usual while debating the predictions of complex models in a world made even more uncertain by the questions we ask is to fail to pull the ripcord

Civilization is what grows up in the margins of leisure and security provided by a workable relationship with the natural world. That margin won't exist, at least not for long, this side of 350