ENVIRONMENT
October 2011
Matthew Sinclair's new book, Let Them Eat Carbon, rightly draws attention to the foibles of climate change policy, rather than the global warming debate itself
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October 2011
Americans oppose the use of global warming to justify government intervention. Can a Republican candidate attack the consensus?
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June 2011
South Africa’s desert is a battleground between astronomers and gas companies
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March 2011
The climate has changed for eco-dramas. Greenland at the National doesn’t work; The Heretic at the Royal Court does
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