The cracks start without you noticing. You hadn’t been paying attention: you’d been looking at problems elsewhere, at more immediate emergencies. You…
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antarctica The things we take for grantedRead more
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aboutme Burned out, but still burningRead more
You’re tired. You’re burned out. You don’t know how you keep getting up in the morning, keep switching on the news, keep…
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aboutme Searching for green shootsRead more
In an instant, my life is no longer under my control. I become a little institutionalised at home, reluctant to leave…
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aboutme Half the world’s futureRead more
GRETA, says the text, and two hands grip the pigtails behind the girl’s naked body. What clearer threat to girls and…
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aboutme A cure for climate changeRead more
Tonight the Royal Geographical Society hosts the launch of the book Culture and Climate Change: Scenarios, as part of their Geographical lates: COP25…
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aboutme Extinction, empathy, endings, beginningsRead more
Well, this tweet didn’t age well… A year later, I have 15,000 followers, while they have nearly a quarter of a…
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aboutme On staying localRead more
Image credit: The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust. In climate science, I’ve always worked with the big picture. First, global…
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antarctica How soon will the ‘ice apocalypse’ come?Read more
I’m very happy to return to blogging here at PLoS after a long…pause. I talk about why after this post, which was originally…
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events Nine Lessons and Carols in Communicating Climate UncertaintyRead more
About a month ago I was invited to represent the Cabot Institute at the All Parliamentary Party Climate Change Group (APPCCG) meeting…
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