New Publication (6 October) O’Neill,S.J., Hulme,M., Turnpenny,J. and Screen,J.A. (2010) Disciplines, geography and gender in the framing of climate change Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 91(8), 997-1002
The Geographical Journal reviews my book
(21 September) Read three new reviews of Why We Disagree About Climate Change, in the September 2010 issue of The Geographical Journal.
Working with the idea of climate change
(17 September) ‘Working with the idea of climate change’ – Mike Hulme writes for the European Business Review.
Adjudicating on Kilimanjaro’s glaciers
New Publication (16 September) Hulme,M. (2010) ‘Claiming and adjudicating on Kilimanjaro’s glaciers: Guy Callendar, Al Gore and extended peer communities’ Science as Culture 19(3), 303-326
Four meanings of climate change
NEW Publication (September) Hulme,M. (2010) Four meanings of climate change Chapter 2 (pp.37-58) in: Future ethics: climate change and apocalyptic imagination (ed.) Skrimshire,S., Continuum Press, London, 312pp. See also Stefan Skrimshire’s film project Beyond the Tipping Point – about climate, action and the future.
Where next for the IPCC?
(13 September) ‘Where next for the IPCC?‘ Read my essay following the IAC Review of the IPCC, published last week in Research Fortnight News (8 Sept 2010).
Review of ‘A Cultural History of Climate’
(August) Read my review of Wolfgang Behringer’s book ‘A Cultural History of Climate’ at the on-line Reviews in History.
The experimental nature of the IPCC
(21 July) ‘The IPCC on trial: experimentation continues’ Read my Talking Point essay at Environmental Research Web.
Learning to live with novel climates
(8 July) New Publication My extended essay ‘Learning to live with recreated climates’ has just been published in the journal Nature & Culture.
The experimental society
On 28 June 2010, I shall be part of a panel discussion, hosted by The Royal Society and the Science & Democracy Network, addressing the question: ‘The experimental society: what happens when evidence, uncertainty and politics collide?’ Places are still available.
