(10 November) Read my extended interview with Brazilian on-line magazine Pagina 22 (in Portuguese, but Google will translate for you) in which I draw out some of the implications of the arguments in my book Why We Disagree About Climate Change.
News
Expectations for COP15 and alternative strategies
(16 November) Read my commentary on The Ecologist website about why we shouldn’t expect much from the Copenhagen negotiations, and thoughts about alternative strategies and, for a (very) different readership, at The Mail on-line.
Will Copenhagen climate summit succeed?
(10 November 2009) Listen here to Mike Hulme debating the prospects for COP15 in Copenhagen on BBC Radio 4’s The World Tonight – along with Cleo Pascal, Steve Rayner and Elliot Morley MP.
‘Believing’ in climate change
(November) WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO ‘BELIEVE’ IN CLIMATE CHANGE? Read my reflections on the seminal UK legal case of Nicholson vs Grainger plc. in which an employment tribunal judge, Justice Sir Michael Burton, ruled on whether or not belief in climate change can be deemed to be ‘philosophical’.
Mike Hulme in India
Listen in to my on-line interview with India’s first and most respected science-and-environment magazine, Down to Earth, recorded during my recent visit to India. Read too my interview with The Times of India on why we need more politics in climate change debates.
Do we need a deal at Copenhagen?
(27 October) As part of their Great Debate Mike Hulme is interviewed by Reuters UK – discussing climate change and the Copenhagen negotiations.
Why the world disagrees on climate change
(23 October) New York Times energy-environment blog interviews Mike Hulme on the idea of global climate engineering and how it relates to the arguments in his book Why We Disagree About Climate Change.
Debate at the Institue of Economic Affairs
I shall be debating the proposition ‘Do science and economics support government action on climate change?‘ with Michael Grubb, Lord Nigel Lawson and Fred Singer at the Insitute of Economic Affairs on Monday 23 November 2009. This event at the Insitute of Directors is now sold out.
Article in The Carbon Yearbook
See here my essay ‘Why We Disagree About Climate Change’ which appeared in the first edition (2009/10) of The Carbon Yearbook: the annual review of business and climate change, published by ENDS for the UK’s first Carbon Show.
Why We Disagree … featured on Rorotoko
(9 October 2009) Why We Disagree About Climate Change is featured as the ‘book of the week’ at Rorotoko – the on-line venue for engaging the ideas behind contemporary books. See the interview here and the author page here.
