The Geography of Climate Change
In 2018, I had the opportunity to walk across the surface of an Icelandic glacier that was receding and consider the geography of climate change. I could see a patch of snow and ice off in the distance, the last remnants of another glacier that had long since melted. That ice-strewn area was all that […]
Climate Change! We WILL Fix It! Listen and Remember This
The scary Climate Change story: Our house is engulfed in flames. Rapid climate change is causing global instability. It appears that our emissions will not be reduced in time to avoid rapid warming and that we will soon reach tipping points that will result in the disintegration of ecosystems and our civilization. While scientists, activists, […]
Pope Francis and Climate Change – His COP26 Climate Conference Urges for a ‘Radical’ Climate Response
Pope Francis climate change: This is our summary of the Pope’s messages in connection with the COP26 Climate Conference when he urged all who would listen for a ‘Radical’ Climate Response. Pope Francis has been very active on this subject this year. He made it very clear how important it is to address climate change […]
Affordable Electric Cars Promised at COP26 – What it Means for You
Affordable electric cars have been promised at COP26. The UN Climate Change Conference 2021 in Glasgow has committed to making zero-emission vehicles “affordable for everyone.” As governments attempt to limit transportation’s role in global warming, UN climate negotiations have agreed on a programme to make electric automobiles and other zero-emission vehicles available and affordable in […]
Good Reasons to be Optimistic About Averting Climate Change
Isn’t it time to start being optimistic about averting climate change? There are many good reasons to consider that the tide is turning and a huge swell of social forces is now ready to push through the huge changes needed? The following is an article republished from Business Green, which we think deserve further thought: […]
Has Climate Change Action Become the New Common Ground for the UK Nation
‘An issue to unite us’: How climate action became the common ground for the fractured UK. A major study debunks the view that climate change concern is the purview of an ‘elite’ group in the UK, but warns policymakers and businesses that they need to nurture the mandate in support of climate action. ‘Eco-woke’, ‘puritanical’, […]
