by sk-admin | May 22, 2026 | News, Notes from a Warming World
This week’s piece, a little different from usual, is a short explanation of a term increasingly used in talk about climate change to describe the times we are living in. Since the end of the last ice age, c11,700 years ago, the earth’s climate has...
by sk-admin | May 8, 2026 | News, Notes from a Warming World
While the war waged by the USA and Israel against Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon has come at an atrocious cost in human lives and suffering, it has also had a profound effect on global energy markets. According to Fatih Birol, executive director of the...
by sk-admin | Apr 24, 2026 | Notes from a Warming World
260419 Reminder 24.04.26 NfWW No 111 A ray of hope ‘The Iran war is also a climate war,’ wrote two journalists in a recent Guardian article. ‘Beyond its terrible human costs, the war’s disruptions of oil, gas, fertilizer and other shipments is another reminder of the...
by sk-admin | Apr 9, 2026 | News, Notes from a Warming World, Uncategorised
This week I want to explore the issue of how to reckon with accountability for climate change. According to the 2025 Climate Inequality Report the world’s richest 10% – which includes most of us – are responsible for nearly half (47%) of global carbon...
by sk-admin | Mar 26, 2026 | News, Notes from a Warming World
260322 Reminder 27.03.26 NfWW No.109 Why is my chocolate so expensive? Have you noticed recently that chocolate has become much more expensive and that bars are getting smaller? And that Easter eggs this year seem to have shrunk in size but not in price. This article...
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