Anthropocene : the “Great Acceleration” driven by human activities and not by natural variability
The second half of the 20th Century is unique in the history of human existence. The last 60 years have without doubt seen the most…
The second half of the 20th Century is unique in the history of human existence. The last 60 years have without doubt seen the most…
A growing body of evidence shows the impact that unsustainable levels of meat consumption – particularly of meats like beef and lamb – have on…
The acceleration of global sea level change from the end of the 20th century through the last two decades has been significantly swifter than scientists…
The biggest absolute emissions come from China, and the United States. In terms of CO2 emissions per capita, China is ranked only ranked 55th, at…
Is 2015 the year when the world will finally decide on a major new global agreement on climate change? Pundits are beginning to put their…