Weather-Worlds in the Anthropocene and the End of Climate
Calculating the Incalculable: Is SAI the Lesser of Two Evils?
Climate Change and the Syrian Civil War Revisited
Beyond Counting Climate Consensus
Climate Change and the Significance of Religion
On the ethics of fossil fuel divestment – a response to Willis Jenkins
One Man Does Not Control the Climate
It is important not to over-react to the news that Donald Trump wishes to withdraw the USA from the Paris Agreement and seek to renegotiate a ‘fairer deal’ for America. The wailing and grieving around the media that has accompanied yesterday’s announcement is exactly the sort of reaction that Trump is seeking to provoke. It […]
Energy Humanities Podcast
Major Publications 2016
Hulme,M. (2016) ‘Climate change and memory’ Chapter 18 (pp.159-162) in: Memory in the twenty-first century: new critical perspectives from the sciences, arts and humanities (ed.) Sebastian Groes, Palgrave Macmillan, London, 428pp. Hulme,M. (2016) ‘Climate change: Varieties of religious engagement’ Chapter 25 (pp.239-248) in: Routledge handbook on religion and ecology (eds.) Jenkins,W., Tucker,M.E. and Grim,J., Routledge, […]








