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Right-wing Circles Angry but Pope's Climate Intervention Makes Complete Sense
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This is a guest post by Charles J. Reid Jr., professor of law at the University of St. Thomas. It is a line repeated with tiresome regularity in right-wing circles: Pope Francis has no business pro...
Series: Koch Versus The Pope
Series: Koch vs Pope
uk/Is Adaptation the Climate Key to Unlock a Paris Deal?
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This week the G7 agreed to decarbonise the global economy by the end of the century. But as nations meet in Bonn to craft a global climate agreement to be signed in Paris later this year it is beco...
uk/No 'Slowdown' In Global Surface Temperatures After All, Study Finds
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This article has been cross-posted from Carbon Brief. A new paper published on June 4 says the much-discussed “slowdown” in warming at Earth's surface may not exist after all. The study, published ...
uk/We Need Real Consensus, Not Bjorn Lomborg’s Illusion Of It
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The Australian government’s intent to create a “Consensus Centre” to work on the big issues facing the nation signals a welcome revival in interest in using research to inform policy, if it can be ...
What Does The Cabinet Re-Shuffle Mean for Energy and Climate?
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This article by Christine Ottery has been cross-posted from Energydesk. Sajid Javid, the newly appointed secretary of state for the department of Business Innovation and Skills, has accepted over £...
Series: What the UK 2015 Election Means For Climate Change and Fracking
Series: UK 2015 Election
uk/Inoculating Against Climate Science Denial
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This is a guest post by John Cook, The University of Queensland. Science denial has real, societal consequences. Denial of the link between HIV and AIDS led to more than 330,000 premature deaths in...
us/Inoculating Against Climate Science Denial
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This is a guest post by John Cook, The University of Queensland. Science denial has real, societal consequences. Denial of the link between HIV and AIDS led to more than 330,000 premature deaths in...
uk/Election 2015: What the manifestos say on climate and energy
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This has been cross-posted from Carbon Brief The UK's  closest election in a generation is now three weeks away. Carbon Brief is tracking the climate and energy content of the parties' manifestos a...
Series: What the UK 2015 Election Means For Climate Change and Fracking
Series: UK 2015 Election
Mary Robinson, UN Envoy: Climate Agenda Makes 2015 the ‘Most Important Year Since 1945’
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Mary Robinson, the United Nations envoy on climate change, warns that the transition away from fossil fuels must happen immediately to achieve climate justice. I am struck by the fact that Eleanor ...
us/These 5 Energy Technologies Could Revolutionize the Economy
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This is a guest post by Nathan Empsall of Care2 When Congress debates whether to pour money into new tar sands and oil pipelines, and the chairman of the Environment and Public Works Committee uses...