Why has protecting our climate become politically controversial? Former Green Party leader Caroline Lucas and climate philosopher Rupert Read join the GENN Podcast to discuss how climate action can reconnect with the concerns of ordinary… Read More »Climate Popularism: Caroline Lucas and Rupert Read on Defeating the Anti-Climate Backlash
As we witness unprecedented climate events, the urgency to address our preparedness has never been more critical. In this post, we dive into insights shared by climate expert Mike Berners-Lee, Chair of the National Emergency… Read More »Mike Berners-Lee on the climate risks posed to the UK: “We Are Not Ready!”
The Call To Save British Birds – New Report From The Royal Society For The Protection Of Birds (RSPB) – a blueprint for urgent action. In this ClimateGenn episode I am joined by Dr Simone… Read More »New RSPB & BTO Report: Climate Change Risks Wipe Out of 80% of UK’s Seabirds by 2050
Rafe Pomerance, who died on May 21, 2026 at age 79, spent nearly five decades trying to make the world take climate change seriously before it was too late. I last spoke with him at… Read More »Rafe Pomerance 1946 – 2026: The Man Who Rang the Alarm — And Never Stopped
In this Climate Genn episode I am speaking with Roger Hallam about his new book ‘SUICIDE: The Political And Legal Implications Of Endless Mass Death’ Written while Roger was in prison, the book draws on… Read More »Roger Hallam: +3ºC Global heating Will Lead to 4 Billion Dead
In this Climate Genn episode I am speaking with Chad Briggs, professor of Disaster Risk based in the Philippines where vulnerability to climate disaster is a very current issue. His recent published paper, titled, ‘The… Read More »New Genn Podcast: Prof. Chad Briggs on Cognitive Warfare and Climate Chaos
In this Climate Genn Episode, I am speaking with Dr Naomi Ochwat from the University of Columbia in the US about the processes that led to the dramatic and massive collapse of the Hektoria Glacier… Read More »Antarctica’s Warning Sign: Inside the Collapse of Hektoria Glacier
In this Climate Genn episode I am speaking with Ed Matthew, Director of the UK programme at independent think tank, E3G. Ed clearly unpicks the myths and false arguments being repeated in the media and… Read More »Why Do Politicians Keep Pushing North Sea Drilling When It Won’t Lower Your Bills? Intercview with Ed Matthew, E3G Think Tank
In this episode, I speak with Dr. Claudia Wieners, climate scientist at the University of Utrecht, to explore one of the most urgent and controversial questions in climate science: could Stratospheric Aerosol Injection (SAI) be… Read More »Last Resort: Could Geoengineering Save the AMOC from Collapse?
Nick Breeze speaks to former Green Party Leader and UK Peer, Baroness Natalie Bennett. The FT reported on the 9th March 2026: “The party’s leader Zack Polanski has transformed the image of the party from… Read More »Have The UK Green’s Abandoned Climate For Far-Left Populism?
In this ClimateGenn Episode I speak with former Chief Scientific Advisor to the UK Government and Chair of the Climate Crisis Advisory Group, Sir David King. The interview was initiated in response to David being… Read More »Why We Need A Climate Solvency Plan – Sir David King
A new study published today in Geophysical Research Letters by Rahmstorf and Foster of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research presents the first statistically robust evidence that global warming has measurably accelerated since 2015. The Core… Read More »New Research: Climate Change is Accelerating – It’s Getting Hotter Faster!
In this ClimateGenn episode I am discussing the forecast 2026 El Niño event with Dr Jennifer Francis from the Woodwell Climate Research Centre in the US. I don’t mind admitting my heart sank a little… Read More »El Niño 2026: The Strong Heat Spike That Could Break Global Temperature Records – Interview with Dr Jennifer Francis
The Tony Blair Institute’s call to reverse the UK’s ban on new North Sea exploration licences raises questions about whether its recommendations are grounded in scientific evidence or influenced by its close relationships with fossil… Read More »Following the money: Is the Blair Institute’s North Sea oil and gas pivot good for Britain?
Global climate data for 2025 paint a stark picture of a world now firmly in a new thermal regime. The Copernicus Climate Change Service finds that 2025 was the third warmest year on record, extending… Read More »Beyond the Threshold: Overshoot, Irreversibility and the Vanishing 1.5ºC Window
ClimateGenn host, Nick Breeze, speaks with Guest David Spratt reviewing our major stories of 2025. In this end of year episode I am looking back on the main climate highlights of 2025 with Research Director… Read More »2025 In Climate Review: AMOC, Overshoot & Emergency Briefings
Interview with author and founder of the Climate Psychology Alliance, Paul Hoggett. In this ClimateGenn episode I am speaking with cofounder of the Climate Psychology Alliance (CPA) and author of Paradise Lost, Paul Hoggett. Paul’s… Read More »Climate Psychology: “A Blank And Pitiless Stare”– Confronting The Inhuman
2025 is the centenary year of the birth of author and conservationist Gerald Durrell. In this episode I am discussing a newly published book of previously unseen writing by Gerry Durrell, titled ‘Myself and Other… Read More »Celebrating Gerald Durrell’s Centenary Year – Discussing new book, ‘Myself & Other Animals’ with Dr Lee Durrell
