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Although future events have been cancelled due to coronavirus, several talks about Radical Uncertainty have been recorded. The discussion and questions at LSE, moderated by Tim Besley, is a good general overview of the book. The discussion by John at the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment focusses on the implications of the book for

Publication date: August 2020 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 174 Author(s): Jun He, Bereket Kebede, Adrian Martin, Nicole Gross-Camp

Study highlights importance of biodiversity as part of strategy to stop planet overheating Scientists have shown to be true what JRR Tolkien only imagined in the Lord of the Rings: giant, slow-reproducing trees play an outsized role in the growth and health of old forests. In the 1930s, the writer gave his towering trees the

Exclusive: researchers found some areas outside the bounds of the Great Barrier Reef had 90% of their shallow water corals bleached this summer More than half of the spectacular and remote coral reefs beyond the boundaries of the Great Barrier Reef suffered severe bleaching this summer, an underwater scientific expedition has found. Several reefs in

A year on from the ‘climate rebellion’, we’d like to hear from those involved in the environmental movement. What are your hopes for the future? On 15 April 2019, thousands of protestors took to the streets of London to call on the government to reduce carbon emissions to zero by 2025. After hosting several protests

New study finds ocean ecosystems likely to collapse in 2020s and land species in 2040s unless global warming stemmed Wildlife species will die out and natural ecosystems collapse in the near future if the climate crisis goes unchecked, scientists have warned, as new research shows that the natural world is at far greater risk from