Another deadly pandemic seems inevitable — but there is a way to avoid it
We are not helpless: we need to do big things quickly, though, to halt the disturbance of nature. And I fear that’s not happening, writes John Vidal
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We are not helpless: we need to do big things quickly, though, to halt the disturbance of nature. And I fear that’s not happening, writes John Vidal
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Thérèse Coffey’s weak plans aim low and, will have minimal impact on one of the biggest problems threatening our environment, says the Guardian’s former environment editor John Vidal
Australians are getting a clearer idea of the Albanese government’s approach to the environmental crisis and it amounts to the maintenance of its long-held environmental denialism.Denialism is the rejection of strong evidence when it doesn’t suit your ideology or political agenda.
Why are the world’s leaders still in denial about extreme weather, asks former Guardian environment editor John Vidal