(13 August) Book Review: David Simon, professor of geography at Royal Holloway, University of London, has published this review of my 2013 book, Exploring Climate Change Through Science and in Society, in the September issue of The Geographical Journal.
News
WIREs Climate Change 2013 Impact Factor
(14 August) WIREs Climate Change: new 2013 Impact Factor. The 2013 Journal Impact Factor for this WIREs title which I edit is 4.40, up from 3.46 in 2012. The 5-year Impact Factor is 4.60. The journal is now 10th highest cited among 76 meteorology and atmospheric science journals and 4th highest cited among 96 environmental […]
Does the IPCC model need updating?
(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.
‘Streitfall Klimawandel’ … why we disagree about climate change
(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.
‘Climate change and virtue: an apologetic’
(30 June 2014) NEW Paper: “Climate change and virtue: an apologetic” as part of the special issue on The Challenges of the Humanities of the open-access journal Humanities.
Attributing weather extremes to ‘climate change’
(11 June) NEW Paper: “Attributing weather extremes to ‘climate change’: A review” has been published on-line at Progress in Physical Geography. If you don’t have access to the journal then the original submitted version is found here.
Governance of global expertise
(28 May) NEW Paper : ‘Towards a reflexive turn in the governance of global expertise’, published in the journal GAiA and co-authored with Silke Beck and 14 others. The role and design of global expert organizations such as the IPCC or IPBES needs rethinking. Acknowledging that a one-size-fits-all model does not exist, we suggest a […]
Why we should not engineer a global thermostat
(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.
Climate and Cultures
(29 June) NEW Book Series. ‘Climates and cultures: the SAGE Library of the Environment‘. My six volume edited set contains 88 important journal articles and book chapters from the last 25 years dealing with: 1.Cultures of Climate Knowledge, 2.Historical...
Climate change: one, or many?
(8 April) “Climate Change: One, or Many?” On Tuesday 8 April I gave a talk in the opening Presidential Session of the Association of American Geographers Conference in Tampa, Florida. The slides from the talk are available here.
