 |
| David Spratt. |
 |
| Ian Dunlop. |
Three decades ago, when serious debate on human-induced climate change began at the global level, a great deal of statesmanship was on display.
There was a preparedness to recognise that this was an issue transcending nation states, ideologies and political parties which had to be addressed proactively in the long-term interests of humanity as a whole, even if the existential nature of the risk it posed was far less clear cut than it is today.
Read the Climate Code Red story - “What lies beneath? The scientific understatement of climate risks.”
