(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.
‘Must-read’ book for COP15 Copenhagen
(2 October 2009) Andy Revkin of the New York Times has selected for the October edition of Nature Reports Climate Change my book Why We Disagree About Climate Change as his ‘must-read’ book for understanding the upcoming COP15 at Copenhagen in December.
Debating why we disagree about climate change
I shall be presenting the argument from my book Why We Disagree About Climate Change, and responding to audience questions at the Battle of Ideas Bookshop Barnie at 1.30pm on Saturday 31 October 2009, at the Royal College of Art, London.
Keynote Conference Talk
I shall be giving a keynote talk ‘Releasing climate change to speak with many voices’ at the forthcoming Global Dialogue 2009 Conference “Responsiblity across borders? Climate change as challenge for intercultural inquiry on values” at Aarhus University, Denmark, 3-6 November, 2009
Opinion Articles
THREE NEW OPINION ARTICLES (September 2009): ‘Taking the heat out of climate change‘ (People and Science, Sep/Oct, pp.5-6); ‘Time to tell new stories of climate change’ (New Scientist, 5 Sept, pp.28-29); ‘Climate change: enough science, now for the politics‘ (SciDev.Net, 3 Sept)
The Great Climate Change Hijack
(27 August) Listen to my contributions as BBC’s environment correspondent Richard Black investigates if climate change is diverting attention away from other environmental problems such as air pollution, acid oceans and species extinction. A summary of the argument can be found here.
Interviews and reviews of Why We Disagree About Climate Change
(September) Review by Tony Allan published in People and Science (17 July) Review by Joseph Bast at American Thinker (16 July) Review by Max Boykoff published by Nature Reports Climate Change (11 July) Blogged by Roger Pielke jr at his personal blog (20 June) Review on celsias website Why we disagree about climate change (29 May) […]
