Deep Adaptation: Could Climate Change Lead To Societal Collapse?
The 'Deep Adaptation' movement situates the conversation about society’s future in a new realm – one in which catastrophic climate change is taken as a given.
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The 'Deep Adaptation' movement situates the conversation about society’s future in a new realm – one in which catastrophic climate change is taken as a given.
Books on climate change, as diverse as the library is, tend to fall into a couple of categories. There are the field guides and observational accounts that chronicle the destruction of our world and make it legible for readers worldwide. There are the policy and tech analyses that splay out options for the future, deliberating […]
How to fight the new climate war Eminent climate scientist Michael E Mann on the deniers’ new tactics and why positive change feels closer than it has done in 20 years By Jonathan Watts / The Guardian Michael E Mann is one of the world’s most influential climate scientists. He rose to prominence in 1999 as the co-author of the “hockey-stick graph,” which showed the sharp rise in global temperatures since the industrial age. This was the clearest evidence anyone had provided of the link between human emissions and global warming. This made him a target. He and other scientists have b...
Michael E Mann is one of the world’s most influential climate scientists. He rose to prominence in 1999 as the co-author of the “hockey-stick graph”, which showed the sharp rise in global temperatures since the industrial age. This was the clearest evidence anyone had provided of the link between human emissions and global warming. This made him a target. He and other scientists have been subject to “climategate” email hacking, personal abuse...
We must change to battle climate change By Nicola Philp Normal text size Advertisement My summer reading has not been solely the usual escapism that I aim for to recover from the year (what a year!) just gone. I have also been reading a number of environmental texts, including one about Deep Adaptation, which I actually wish was fiction because its premise would make 2020 seem like an absolute party. Hoping that it could be classed as doomism to the max (yes, I’ve read the counter-arguments), I then saw the latest report that our planet is continuing to experience temperatures at record lev...