(30 June)  ‘What does the Pope have to say about climate change?‘  Read my blog on the King’s Geography web-site about the recent Papal Encyclical.

(27 August)  Blog Post:  Why we need to stop talking about ‘geo-engineering‘.  Lumping all geo-engineering techniques under one label risks making sensible options guilty by association.

(25 August 2014)  Read here my blog post at the Rachel Carson Center, outlining my interest in weather and culture and my progression from studying climate change through statistics to studying it through environmental humanities.

(10 August)  BLOG post: ‘Climate change and the assessment of expert knowledge: does the IPCC model need updating?‘  This commentary, prepared with a number of colleagues, appeared a few days ago on Bridges, the on-line magazine of the Office of Science and Technology, Austria.

(1 May 2014)  ‘Why we should not engineer a global thermostat‘.  Read my blog at the Climate Engineering Conference 2014 website, which summarises the argument of my recent book, ‘Can Science Fix Climate Change?’  This was reviewed by Tim Kruger in last week’s issue Nature.

(4 February)  ‘Global warming is dead; long live global heating?’  Together with Brigitte Nerlich and Warren Pearce, I explore the changing language of climate change, prompted by the hiatus in global temperature.  This is posted as part of the Making Science Public programme at the University of Nottingham.

(4 February)  I have this new post over at The Conversation: ‘Science can’t settle what should be done about climate change‘, reflecting on last week’s oral evidence to the inquiry of the House of Commons Select Committee on Energy and Climate Change into the latest IPCC report.