Good Humans, Technology & Climate Change
Carbon is the element that likes to hold hands and collaborate. Carbon is fascinating when you look at where it goes. It will go to a party and if it’s a good party it will stay and if it’s not it will leave and go to another party…
You are scrolling through the news and see yet another story about climate change. Australia is on fire. Indonesia is drowning. At the same time, Donald Trump is trying to make it … Continue reading How To Stop Freaking Out & Do Something About Global Warming
Videos, links and slides from my Climate Reality keynote for “24 Hours of Reality” with Al Gore on 20th November 2019.
What can one person really do to solve the climate crisis? You’re not famous, you’re not a celebrity and you don’t spend time advising corporate leaders or senior politicians? Well, fear not, here are a few small things you can do to make a big difference…
Excellent interactive site from TIME magazine, narrated by Dame Goodall about the climate crisis and what it will be like to live in 2050.
A look behind the scenes at one of the prettiest, most powerful, and factually accurate data-visualisations out there.
“After the final no comes a yes.
And on that yes, the future world depends”. Wallace Stevens
This is an outstanding FREE app, whether you fancy having Climate relates data and planetary data visualisations on your phone – either to educate yourself or have something cool to … Continue reading NASA Climate App
One of the most important films of recent years is Chasing Coral. The breathtaking story of an advertising exec who decided he didn’t want to help people sell more stuff anymore. He wanted to protect the ocean instead.
One guys obsession to inspire people to care about the climate crisis, by showing them photographs instead of data.
This is short video I made for Friday 11th October. It’s not the video I wanted to post. I had been waiting for this day for a few months … Continue reading GRETA x FAT BOY SLIM [VIDEO]
To represent the span of human history as a simple set of stripes may seem reductive. From one year to the next it feels like we cannot feel the difference. … Continue reading Climate Stripes
