Mark Lynas
Mark Lynas is a climate change writer and activist, author of the acclaimed book 'High Tide' and fortnightly columnist for the New Statesman. He was selected by National Geographic as an 'Emerging Explorer' for 2006, and blogs on www.marklynas.org
Articles by Mark Lynas
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Environment
We must stop trying to engineer nature
- 26 February 2007
- 5 comments
How suffering may be bad but the alternative could prove to be far, far worse
Environment
The low-carbon revolution starts here
- 29 January 2007
The carbon clock is ticking, worried citizens can hear it but in Westminster they appear to have gone deaf
Environment
How economic growth can destroy
- 15 January 2007
Why we shouldn't want the economic 'benefits' of airport expansion
Environment
Miliband gets it, Brown doesn't
- 18 December 2006
- 3 comments
Why the chancellor will not become a green premier
Environment
A vile architectural abortion
- 04 December 2006
How to upset an entire city with a few remarks about clone high streets
Environment
Australia's climate change shame
- 20 November 2006
The devastating impact of Australian premier John Howard's state of denial over climate change.
Environment
Is it too little, too late?
- 06 November 2006
Mark Lynas checks the maths and finds the targets seriously inadequate
Politics
Why we must ration the future
- 23 October 2006
- 7 comments
You can't bargain with the planet because it doesn't care whether or not targets are "politically acceptable". So unless we secure a deal determining how much carbon each nation and each person can emit, we simply will not survive
