Mark Lynas

Mark Lynas has is an environmental activist and a climate change specialist. His books on the subject include High Tide: News from a warming world and Six Degree: Our future on a hotter planet.

Articles by Mark Lynas

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Environment

If the cap fits, share it

31 January 2008
9 comments

Instead of setting up a new currency in carbon, cap and share utilises the oldest rationing system in the book: the price mechanism

Environment

Why Britain doesn't need nuclear power

17 January 2008
17 comments

It is shameful the UK languishes at the bottom of the renewable energy league despite our huge resources

Environment

Has global warming really stopped?

14 January 2008
1717 comments

Mark Lynas responds to a controversial article on newstatesman.com which argued global warming has stopped

Environment

Bali to Copenhagen

03 January 2008
13 comments

Bali convinced me that agreeing a new phase of Kyoto is by far the most important objective for climate-change stabilisation

Politics

Mark Lynas's Green Grid

13 December 2007
17 comments

Should the incremental approach of Kyoto be extended, or ditched for something more ambitious? Read the arguments for and against and vote in our climate choice poll

Global Issues

The price of a living forest

22 November 2007
9 comments

The blunt economic truth is clear: deforestation can never be stopped as long as trees are worth more dead than alive

Environment

How to stop climate change: the easy way

08 November 2007
34 comments

Changing your light bulbs may not be enough to save a single polar bear, but there are things we can do collectively - and easily - that will really make a measurable difference in the battle against global warming. Mark Lynas has a three-part plan. Illustration by James Fryer

Environment