With all that I’ve seen and reported on, it strikes me just how sharply the future turns on the choices we make—right now. John D Liu’s words reinforce it: we can’t afford to just keep… Read More »From Despair to Collective Action: John D Liu on Community, Survival, and the Path Forward
A groundbreaking study published in Nature Geoscience on January 3, 2025, has uncovered a significant and previously overlooked source of greenhouse gas emissions in the Arctic. Led by Nancy L. Freitas and her team, the… Read More »Groundbreaking Study Reveals Thawing Permafrost Beneath Arctic Lakes Accelerating Climate Change
In this second part of the 3 part miniseries of interviews with Dr Natalia Shakhova, we discuss the nature of the seeps and how they have changed in the short period of 3-4 years.
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In this ClimateGenn episode, I am speaking to professor Peter Wadhams from the University of Cambridge about his recent research for a book he is writing on the viability of greenhouse gas removal from the… Read More »Prof. Peter Wadhams | Can we remove billions of tonnes of CO2? And methane?
Greenland is beyond its threshold of viability and is highly responsive to anthropogenic warming. Here Professor Jason Box gives an in-depth explanation of the processes that are not currently in climate models that are leading… Read More »Professor Jason Box | Greenland today and [not for] tomorrow #COP26Glasgow
In this second episode of the methane miniseries, I speak to Professor Orjan Gustafsson from Stockholm University about his team’s ongoing collaboration with the Russian research team, led by Professor Igor Semiletov, investigating the Siberian… Read More »Russian Arctic Methane Releases & Subsea Permafrost Degradation | Professor Örjan Gustafsson (Part 2)
