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Forum Post of the Week – We debate the debate

  • Posted by Mark
  • December 7, 2007

The best each week, selected from posts written by our enlightened forum members.

This week’s most thought provoking post was in response to our previous article on Co2 science, and nicely illuminates some of the core issues that we have observed in the climate change debate.

What we believe

  • Posted by Mark
  • November 27, 2007

What is our overall position on the topic? Are we red or are we green? We’ve had a couple of emails asking this question in the last week, so we have set out some answers below.
We believe:

That in today’s political mass media age, some cynicism pays off.
That scientists who predict climate change should be taken […]

TalkClimateChange V2.0

  • Posted by Mark
  • November 23, 2007

Where did the forum go?
It’s still here – under the ‘Forum’ link at the top of the page. The Forum is here to stay.
So what’s happening to TalkClimateChange?
We want TalkClimateChange to become a more general resource, community and place of interest for people interested in what it means to live in a world which is […]

What can we expect from Bali? Good news or Bad news?

  • Posted by Mark
  • November 20, 2007

The Bali Climate Summit in early December promises to be a significant milestone in the fight against climate change and the search for a more sustainable future.But just what can we really expect from this meeting, and what will the resulting legislation or treaty frameworks really mean?
 The TeamLeaders from the TalkClimateChange forum offer their views […]

Mark

Mark became interested in the potential for climate change to impact the world following a particularly snow-less skiing holiday in the French Alps in 2001. Since then the topic of climate change has steadily risen on the agenda to the point where it may now be the biggest influencing factor on the course of our future – this observation prompted the creation of TalkClimateChange in 2007 as a place to hold the debate on the causes, implications and best way of tackling of climate change. When not talking about climate change, Mark works as a corporate change management consultant, enjoys travelling and takes photographs.