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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Politics
Aubrey Meyer
- 17 October 2005
10 people - Does this ex-musician hold the answer to the world's climate crisis?
Society
Stop making the planet history
- 04 July 2005
G8: Climate change - The unpalatable truth is that raising people out of poverty worsens their impact on the earth. There is a potential solution, argues Mark Lynas, but will the west buy it?
World Affairs
Nuclear power: a convert
- 30 May 2005
Mark Lynas was sure it would be a disaster - and then he looked at the alternatives
Politics
Bring in the police to save the planet
- 09 May 2005
Election: the future - environment
Just as Thatcher broke the miners, so the government now needs to act tough in order to break the road hauliers and other anti-greens, argues Mark Lynas
Books
Trouble ahead. Ancient peoples ravaged their environments, and paid a heavy price. Mark Lynas wonders if we will learn from the past
- 07 February 2005
Collapse: how societies choose to fail or survive
Jared Diamond Allen Lane, the Penguin Press, 575pp, £20
ISBN 0713992867
Books
Deadly heat
- 21 June 2004
The Long Summer: how climate changed civilisation
Brian Fagan Granta Books, 284pp, £20
ISBN 1862076448
Environment
NS Essay - Global warming: is it already too late?
- 17 May 2004
- 6 comments
A forthcoming film that shows New York drowning may be based on dodgy science. But as the world gets hotter, climate change really could run out of control and we would be powerless to stop it
Politics
Give Blair another chance
- 05 April 2004
Mark Lynas proposes that we should forgive the PM for Iraq if he can redeem himself by embracing a big new idea for tackling both climate change and global poverty
