It is important to note from the outset that reducing emissions is, without question, critical. But it is equally vital to understand that it won’t be enough on its own. The simple truth is that… Read More »Greenhouse Gas Removal: a critical component to cool the Earth system
In this interview with Dr Jennifer Francis from the Woodwell Climate Research Centre in the US, we discuss her teams new research into feedbacks from the melting Arctic Ice cap. We also discuss how destructive… Read More »The Heating Arctic impacting countries like UK, Canada, Scandinavia & Siberia – with Dr Jennifer Francis
The conversation surrounding geoengineering has grown in urgency as scientists continue to forecast that global temperatures are on track to exceed 2°C, with many efforts falling short of holding temperatures below the 1.5°C target. As… Read More »Geoengineering and the Urgency for Climate Repair
The fate of our future coastlines might be determined by the actions we take today to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. A new study, including contributions from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), sheds… Read More »Future Sea-Level Rise Hangs on Emission Cuts Today, Study Shows
Below is a summary of the key-data from Copernicus released today showing the unprecedented global heating with additional data for Europe. The warming signals are unprecedented and should be at the front of policymakers decision… Read More »Summer 2024 – Hottest on record globally and for Europe
Carbon emission reductions are not happening fast enough and, even if they were, Professor Hugh Hunt argues they are now not enough to prevent dangerous climate impacts. Here he gives his reasons why future COP’s… Read More »COP29 must acknowledge geoengineering as necessary to fight extreme climate impacts
In this sequel to Professor Hunt’s previous article on preserving Arctic sea ice, he addresses the need for a large-scale research initiative to investigate marine cloud brightening (MBC). The Arctic is often referred to as… Read More »The Imperative for Marine Cloud Brightening: A Call for $100 Million to Preserve Arctic Sea Ice
An international research team has unveiled the first comprehensive global evaluation of 1,500 climate policy measures from 41 countries across six continents. Published in the prestigious journal Science, this unprecedented study provides a detailed impact… Read More »Evaluating Climate Policy Measures Over Two Decades
As we move towards COP29 the urgency for making progress on nurturing landscapes as carbon sinks to help recycle the global atmospheric carbon burden. Progress, but at a glacial pace One of the most significant… Read More »A critical role for landscapes in tackling the wider climate problem
Preserving the Arctic sea-ice is now an imperative that must be taken seriously by both the political and scientific research community. Professor Hugh Hunt presents a pathway forward for consideration. As the impacts of climate… Read More »Geoengineering is necessary to refreeze the Arctic & stabilize the Northern Hemisphere’s weather system
Everyday on social media, climate graphs and charts are posted with varying degrees of deep red and other markers of urgency. Yet, nothing happens except the posts become more shrill and the problem of climate… Read More »Massive Marine Ecosystem Crash Along Galicia’s Coast Due To Prolonged Atlantic Heatwave
In this episode I am speaking with three young people from the Cayman Islands about the existential climate threat they face. They are taking their case to the British Government to ask for assistance in… Read More »Cayman Islands Youth Make case For climate survival with potential evacuation plan
This episode with Dana R fisher is the unofficial part 2 of 3 looking at the sociological side of collective action, while we try to slow the sinking of the Titanic, to make homes on… Read More »‘Saving Ourselves’ by Dana Fisher: A policy cascade only after millions die from climate shocks!
In this ClimateGenn Episode I speak with Dr René van Westen about the recent research he published with colleagues looking at what it would take to cause the Atlantic Meridonial Overturning Circulation (AMOC) to pass… Read More »The AMOC Tipping Point (And what we need to know!) with Dr René van Westen
In this ClimateGenn episode I speak with Dr Chris Kettle. Chris is Principal Scientist within the International organization Alliance Bioversity International and CIAT, one of the global CGIAR centers for Agricultural research for development. Links to additional work… Read More »Dr Chris Kettle: Systems Under Stress, Trees, Forests, Food + Human and Planetary Health
In this ClimateGenn episode I speak with Roger Hallam, original cofounder of Extinction Rebellion, Just Stop Oil and other socially focussed organisations. He also hosts the ‘Designing The Revolution’ podcast. Roger’s communication style is often… Read More »Roger Hallam: Can Rolling Climate Dice End The Carbon Regime?
In this climategenn episode recorded from COp28 in Dubai at the midway point between the 2 weeks, I speak with Professor Kevin Anderson about how the COP has failed humanity but actually is succeeding very… Read More »Professor Kevin Anderson – #COP28 A Big Success… Just Not For You!
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