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Climate crisis + Opinion
May 2023
Why I quit
Why I stopped arguing about the climate emergency and tried the silent treatment instead
Helena Echlin
The sensible methods didn’t work, so I became a member of the Red Rebel Brigade. Now I feel I’m doing something useful, says the journalist and author Helena Echlin
Published:
22 May 2023
Published:
22 May 2023
Why I stopped arguing about the climate emergency and tried the silent treatment instead
Can we still handle the truth? Journalism, ‘alternative facts’ and the rise of AI
Lenore Taylor
Published:
22 May 2023
Published:
22 May 2023
Can we still handle the truth? Journalism, ‘alternative facts’ and the rise of AI
Guardian Opinion cartoon
Nicola Jennings on the world’s 1.5C global heating limit — cartoon
Published:
20 May 2023
Published:
20 May 2023
Nicola Jennings on the world’s 1.5C global heating limit — cartoon
$209bn a year is what fossil fuel firms owe in climate reparations. We want that paid
André Wright
Published:
20 May 2023
Published:
20 May 2023
$209bn a year is what fossil fuel firms owe in climate reparations. We want that paid
If swing voters were terrified of the climate crisis, ministers would take it seriously
Gaby Hinsliff
Published:
19 May 2023
Published:
19 May 2023
If swing voters were terrified of the climate crisis, ministers would take it seriously
Having trouble facing the reality of the climate crisis? Use this tried and tested method
Published:
18 May 2023
Published:
18 May 2023
Having trouble facing the reality of the climate crisis? Use this tried and tested method
The gas industry should be transparent about its future. So should MPs and the media
Adam Morton
Published:
18 May 2023
Published:
18 May 2023
The gas industry should be transparent about its future. So should MPs and the media
Guardian Opinion cartoon
Steve Bell on global temperatures heading towards ‘uncharted territory’ – cartoon
Published:
18 May 2023
Published:
18 May 2023
Steve Bell on global temperatures heading towards ‘uncharted territory’ – cartoon
The rural network
To offset or inset emissions? Australian farmers are ‘flying blind in a low-carbon world’
Gabrielle Chan
Published:
16 May 2023
Published:
16 May 2023
To offset or inset emissions? Australian farmers are ‘flying blind in a low-carbon world’
God save the king? What about the planet?
Stewart Lee
Published:
14 May 2023
Published:
14 May 2023
God save the king? What about the planet?
Thank goodness for the decent hardworking scientists at the Bureau of Meteorology! OR ARE THEY?
First Dog on the Moon
Published:
8 May 2023
Published:
8 May 2023
Thank goodness for the decent hardworking scientists at the Bureau of Meteorology! OR ARE THEY?
Central banks raising interest rates makes it harder to fight the climate crisis
Thomas Ferguson and Servaas Storm
Published:
6 May 2023
Published:
6 May 2023
Central banks raising interest rates makes it harder to fight the climate crisis
Australia being unable to afford greater environmental protection is a government myth that refuses to die
Euan Ritchie
Published:
3 May 2023
Published:
3 May 2023
Australia being unable to afford greater environmental protection is a government myth that refuses to die
The future is bleak: will the budget help young people?
Published:
2 May 2023
Published:
2 May 2023
The future is bleak: will the budget help young people?
Biden is still not doing nearly enough about the climate crisis
Steven Donziger
Published:
1 May 2023
Published:
1 May 2023
Biden is still not doing nearly enough about the climate crisis
Generational crimes are being committed thick and fast. No wonder Australian kids don’t vote conservative
Jeff Sparrow
Published:
1 May 2023
Published:
1 May 2023
Generational crimes are being committed thick and fast. No wonder Australian kids don’t vote conservative
April 2023
I back saboteurs who have acted with courage and coherence, but I won’t blow up a pipeline. Here’s why
George Monbiot
I can’t urge anyone to do things I wouldn’t do myself, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Published:
28 Apr 2023
Published:
28 Apr 2023
I back saboteurs who have acted with courage and coherence, but I won’t blow up a pipeline. Here’s why
Yes, the climate crisis is raising your grocery bills
Suzi Kerr
Droughts, fires, floods, heatwaves – they’re all contributing to our supply-chain problems and brutal inflation
Published:
27 Apr 2023
Published:
27 Apr 2023
Yes, the climate crisis is raising your grocery bills
Temperature Check
Farewell Tucker Carlson, climate change denier whose claims never stacked up
Graham Readfearn
The former Fox News host liked to dredge up a laundry list of alleged errors by scientists in an effort to erode public trust
Published:
27 Apr 2023
Published:
27 Apr 2023
Farewell Tucker Carlson, climate change denier whose claims never stacked up
Climate change’s unexpected impact on small talk
There used to be at least one safe topic
Published:
22 Apr 2023
Published:
22 Apr 2023
Climate change’s unexpected impact on small talk
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