...where are we today? I am sure you’d agree the world has changed in ways we did not anticipate even 20 or 25 years ago. What... exactly in line with the goals set by the United Nations’ Climate Change Conference held in Paris, France, at the end of 2015,...
... from its mother. But surely, some would suggest, industrial civilisation on Earth is unsustainable, especially if climate change is an immediate existential threat. This brings us to another essential point in favour of Mars colonisation and against...
...data into 'actionable information', with a focus on supporting nature-based solutions to climate change - for example, by providing maps of changing carbon sinks and restoration opportunities. As a company predominantly focused on forest conservation...
... Nijhoff Publishers, p.60 28: An example of how difficult consensus is to achieve can be found in the discussions on the Lima Climate Change Conference in December 2014 at http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-30468048 29: See http://www...
...to mitigate the impact humans have on the natural world. This subject is a source of considerable debate and the climate-change conversation is a topic that could fill an entire library. My point here is not to state specific, quantified figures, but...
... billions of people to climb out of poverty. Space solar power does not emit greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change, and has none of the environmental problems of coal, oil, natural gas or nuclear energy. Moreover, significant investment...