I am just reaching the end of Tony Blair’s biography A Journey, about as non-wonkish a political memoir as you are likely to read. In places it is badly written, often more meandering than an Eddie Izzard performance, but rarely dull.
The Australian government has been urged to abandon huge stretches of coast and ban housebuilding in coastal areas in the face of rising sea levels. 
Depressing news today that the great British public are becoming more sceptical about climate change.
One of the more dangerous assumptions to pervade the presidency of George W Bush was that climate change could be handled by innovations in technology. 
Governments are struggling to match rhetoric with action when it comes to climate change legislation, says Vicki Shiel.
The ‘green revolution’ is creating vast amount if new things for people to complain about. This week it’s the turn of compost heaps.
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