A Message for the New Year

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โ€œWhat keeps me going is my belief that there is still a chance of avoiding catastrophe.โ€

John P. Holdren, an energy and environment expert at Harvard and president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

The New York Times’ Andy Revkin is probably the most cautious environment reporter on the continent. He’s hyper-sensitive both to the lofty reputation of the NYT and to the controversy (phony or otherwise) surrounding the climate change conversation. So, in this piece , he extends one very careful foot into the new year, acknowledging uncertainty where it exists, but recognizing the risk that global warming presents if humankind is not intelligent enough to start investing in riskย abatement.

Are there any objections from our periodic detractors that this be a foundation stone for a 2007 consensus on climate change?

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