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Climate Reader
(January 09)
Prepared for Australian Climate Action Summit
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contents include: open letter to Obama • ten lessons from 2008 • Penny Wong in Siberia • rewriting the terms of debate • missing the point
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RECENT
Eastern region climate forum (video): Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
Why the climate catastrophe leaves no room for pragmatism Overland 195, Winter 2009
Plan B: Ditch carbon trading and get ready to spend ABC radio "The national interest" 8 May 2009
Suicidal Sweethearts New Matilda 5 May 2009
PROJECTS
The permafrost time bomb
Preview: Bubbling our way to the apocalypse
Himalayas survey (report out August 2009)
Overview
BOOKS
Climate Code Red
FEATURES & COMMENTARY
A new reality check on the global carbon emissions budget 3 May 2009
Climate countdown 20 April 2009
A new realism in the climate conversation Dissent, Summer 2008-09
What's up with emisions reductions of 25-40% by 2020? March 2009
Ten lessons for the climate movement: looking back, moving forward 21 February 2009
Warming gets cold shoulder from Canberra The Age, 29 January 2009
Recent climate science: implications for policy Australian Climate Action Summit, 31 January. Powerpoint and notes (2 files) Science A | Science B
350 is the wrong target January 2009
Bubbling our way to the apocalypse Rolling Stone (Aust), November 2008
This is an emergency! Speech to Adelaide public meeting, 10 October 2008
Middle of the road ... towards a cliff The Age, 8 August 2008
In the end, climate is not an economic question On Line Opinion, 8 July 2008
The perils of playing nice New Matilda, 4 July 2008
Not enough time to turn back the climate clock Adelaide Advertiser, 3 July 2008
After Garnaut, the big questions will remain unanswered ABC Opinion, 2 July 2008
Submission to Garnaut Climate Change Review (5-page PDF)
Is Labor's climate policy "backed by the science"? September 2007
Climate advocacy and the 2007 election August 2007
Are we getting the third degree? Dissent, Spring 2007
Courting Tiger, like air travel itself, is unsustainable The Age, 17 March 2007
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