Shipping Emissions Must Be Tackled at COP21 with Advances such as Sail Power
Maritime shipping emissions must be part of the global solution.
COP 21
‘This Changes Everything’: What the Paris Attacks Mean for the Climate Protests
Now is not the time to stay silent.
Trade deals boosting climate change: the food factor
From deforestation to fertiliser use, and from factory farms to supermarket shelves, producing, transporting, consuming and wasting food account for around half of all greenhouse gas emissions
Why COP 21 Matters, and Why I’m Going
Are we expecting COP21 to be that moment of fireworks and dancing elephants, a ‘Great Change Moment’, when people dance in the street and subsequently put plaques up to immortalise the moment for their grandchildren? If we are, we’re missing the point.
Why Negotiations and the IPCC are Unlikely to Make Sure We’ll Be Safe
Why has this international approach been unsuccessful in sufficiently addressing climate change so far?
Will the Paris Climate Talks Be Too Little and Too Late?
At the upcoming U.N. climate conference, most of the world’s major nations will pledge to make significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. But serious doubts remain as to whether these promised cuts will be nearly enough to avoid the most severe impacts of climate change.
Are Countries Legally Required to Protect Their Citizens from Climate Change?
On June 24, 2015, a court in The Hague ordered the Dutch government to act faster in its duty to protect its citizens against the effects of climate change.
Can the Law Protect us from Climate Change?
Can the law protect us from climate change? Do we have a legal right to a stable climate? Are governments responsible for preventing dangerous climate change within their borders?