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Did you know the link between carbon dioxide and global warming was first suggested in the 1850s? That Congress was first briefed on the issue in the 1950s? Join Alice Bell, author of Can We Save the Planet? (2020) and Our Biggest Experiment: a history of the climate crisis (2021), on a trip through the early history of our understanding of climate change.   

We recreate the first experiment linking carbon dioxide to a warmer earth.

As the US economist and media analyst Edward Herman rightly noted in the aftermath of the mass slaughter of the first Gulf War: It is the function of defense intellectuals and other experts, and the mainstream media, to normalize the unthinkable for the general public. Examples include: The appalling deaths of over one million Iraqis

How well has the chancellor responded to the cost-of-living crisis? Our panellists give their view

There is only a small window in which to mitigate the worst effects, says Alice Bell of the climate change charity Possible

Sign up now for Net Zero Culture Summit - part of the Net Zero Festival

Latest virtual Summit to take place on December 7th, bringing together leading experts on how to create a net zero working culture and harness the power of cultural industries to drive climate action

Where did things go wrong and what can be learned from the failure to do anything?

In "Our Biggest Experiment," climate advocate Alice Bell traces the history of the scientists who have been studying the impact of humanity on the climate since 1856. She tells Anne Strainchamps that science has been critical for spurring the world to act.