We start our coverage of this year's UN Climate Change talks in Poznan, Poland with a look at an alternative proposal for a global climate deal called ‘Kyoto2’. The scheme would limit emissions by rationing the production of fossil fuels at source and would generate a trillion dollar fund to help poor countries adapt to climate change, to preserve forests and to help decarbonise the globe. There is also a strong component of direct regulation. We speak to the scheme's architect, Oliver Tickell.
Andy Burnham, the prime minister, has doused his climate credentials in oil and set it on fire. How can the public fight back against the political influence of fossil fuels?
Andy Burnham, the prime minister, has doused his climate credentials in oil and set it on fire. How can the public fight back against the political influence of fossil fuels?
