This short video outlines the purpose and scope of the new MA in Climate Change: History, Culture, Society, which I launched at King’s College London in 2015. There are currently (2016/17) 15 students enrolled on the Programme, a mixture of full-time and part-time. You can apply for this Master’s Programme here.
http://podcast.ulcc.ac.uk/accounts/kings/KCL_Geography_2012/Three_Minute_Thursday___Mike_Hulme_x264.mp4
(25 August 2015) ‘The language of weather and climate‘. You can link here to my contribution to Stephen Fry’s programme on this topic – BBC Radio 4’s Fry’s English Delight, originally broadcast on 18 August.
(24 June 2015) My Talk titled “‘Scientists speaking with one voice: panacea or pathology?” — delivered on Tuesday to the Circling the Square 2 Conference organised by the Science, Technology and Society group at the University of Nottingham — can be seen on-line here (with slides) (I start at about minute 7). There is also […]
(31 March) ‘Climate change: Inconvenient facts?’ Costing the Earth on BBC Radio 4, broadcast today 3.30pm (also tomorrow at 9pm). I am one of four panelists discussing what happens when observed climatic behaviour doesn’t conform to the standard climate change narrative. If both Michael Mann and Andrew Montford think it is a biased frame and a […]
(15 July 2014) Recorded extracts from my evening event at Stratum Lounge in Berlin last month, discussing my book Streitfall Klimawandel, can be found here.
(7 February) You can listen here to my public lecture given at the University of Nottingham on Friday 7 February 2014: ‘The public life of climate change: the first 25 years’. This was given as part of the Making Science Public programme in the School of Sociology and Social Policy.
