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- From renewables to Netflix: the 15 super-trends that defined the 2010s Fri, 27 Dec 19, 9:00pmIt was the decade of austerity, fracking, populism and internet lies. But not everything about the 2010s was terrible
- 'There are no excuses left': why climate science deniers are running out of rope Thu, 17 Oct 19, 10:02pmGuardian environment correspondent Fiona Harvey recalls being heckled at the House of Commons and explains how attitudes to climate have shifted in 10 years
- Mining firms worked to kill off climate action in Australia, says ex-PM Thu, 10 Oct 19, 10:00pmKevin Rudd says industry still has huge influence in a country beset by climate policy torpor
- Fossil fuel firms' social media fightback against climate action Thu, 10 Oct 19, 10:00pmIndustry funds ‘grassroots’ resistance to tougher rules while touting green credentials
- Swedish newspaper stops taking adverts from fossil fuel firms Thu, 26 Sep 19, 2:00pmDagens ETC says ban is crucial for its credibility and urges other media to follow suit
- Caution: Pretty Pictures Can Fool You Tue, 27 Aug 19, 11:00pmGuest Essay by Kip Hansen In today’s digital and Internet-of-Things world, it is easy to transform information into images — graphs, charts and other visuals that are colorful and informative. Modern math...
- How the Media Help to Destroy Rational Climate Debate Mon, 26 Aug 19, 11:00amFrom Dr. Roy Spencer’s Blog August 25th, 2019 by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. An old mantra of the news business is, “if it bleeds, it leads”. If someone was murdered, it is news. That virtually no one gets murdered is not...
- Godfrey Boyle obituary Thu, 1 Aug 19, 2:08amGodfrey Boyle, who has died aged 74, was founder-editor in 1972 of Undercurrents, a magazine of “radical science and people’s technology”, which inspired a variety of sustainable energy, housing, transport and community...
- 'A horrible way to die': how Chernobyl recreated a nuclear meltdown Tue, 4 Jun 19, 3:00pmFrom ‘painting on’ radiation sickness to making the explosion less ‘Die Hard’, the acclaimed drama has gone to great lengths to evoke the chaos and terror of the Soviet-era disaster
- Toby's eyes have been opened Thu, 9 May 19, 7:28pmThe journalist Toby Young has been looking at yesterday’s rather lurid story about biodiversity, and the claim that a million species are going to be lost if we don’t become communists...
- Storms, cyclones and floods will only worsen as the planet warms | Letters Thu, 21 Mar 19, 5:17amCraig Bennett, CEO of Friends of the Earth, says rich countries must act to make disasters such as the cyclone that hit Mozambique less likely. Meteorologist Bernadette Woods Placky describes how Climate Matters is helping...
- David Attenborough, television and environmental destruction | Letters Mon, 12 Nov 18, 4:50amReaders take Attenborough to task for ignoring the human impact on the natural worldI strongly agree with George’s Monbiot’s comments regarding David Attenborough’s latest BBC series, Dynasties (Attenborough has betrayed...
- David Attenborough to voice Netflix’s nature conservation series, Our Planet Fri, 9 Nov 18, 8:34pmNetflix has persuaded everyone’s favorite naturalist, David Attenborough, to voice its forthcoming original nature documentary series, Our Planet, which is slated to put conservation squarely in the frame, not just...
- GOOGLE and the ‘adjustment’ of inconvenient viewpoints, especially climate Sun, 29 Jul 18, 5:45pmGuest Opinion by Kip Hansen Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the author, Kip Hansen, and do not reflect the opinions of WUWT or Anthony Watts, owner and editor of this blog...
- Facebook’s results suggest it is short of new users and goodwill Sun, 29 Jul 18, 4:00pmAs more of the world logs on, the company is nearing saturation: so now it is spending on rebuilding its reputationWhat’s bad for Facebook’s market cap might be good for society...