The Natural Perspective
Climate change is as challenging as it is complicated. Join us as we break down its complexity and offer a narrative you can relate to.
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A Nod to NZ
The Committee on Climate Change’s advice set a blueprint for the UK’s net-zero transition. It also set a blueprint for how other countries’ climate commissions should operate — with scientific, economic and social credibility.
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Communicating climate change in the digital age
Bronwyn Lo starts exploring how we might communicate climate change in our digital age — it’s “incredibly important” but it’s also, we learn, painfully difficult.
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The Economics of Climate Change: The Future Costs (Pt. 2)
Part Two in ‘The Economics of Climate Change’ explores the costs of climate change. We’re talking trillions — more than all the world’s governments spend on healthcare every year.
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Denied: The Rise and Fall of Climate Contrarianism
A genuinely sceptical approach means turning scepticism on your own beliefs as well as those of others.
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Richard Hobbs introduces ‘The Roadmap’ to his 2019 series on the economics of climate change. The ‘dismal science’ is going to get unpacked.
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The Climate Tree
A first draft of the ‘Climate Tree’ — a one stop shop for everything climate change, including climate change books, documentaries and films.
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The Emissions GAP
How big is the G A P we have to bridge to reach the Paris Agreement goals on climate change? Our latest infographic summarising the 2018 UNEP Gap Report.
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The Third Industrial Revolution Revisited: Part One
After finishing the Third Industrial Revolution — Jeremy Rifkin’s game plan for a sustainable human future — Andrew Tod thought it wise to review the book in light of current circumstances.
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Africa at a Crossroads: Towards Inclusive Climate Governance
Jacopo Bencini and Sander Chan, of the German Development Institute, were in Nairobi, Kenya at the Seventh UNECA Conference on Climate Change, Development and Africa.
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