Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben’s announcement that he is to step down as chair of 350.org was reported in Bloomberg. McKibben made the announcement from Sweden where he was a recipient of a Right Livelihood Award. From the article:...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben was interviewed on the role of India and developing nations in addressing climate change. From the article: What brings you to India? We are here because it is such an important, interesting moment for...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben slammed Shell as “among the most irresponsible companies on earth” in a recent keynote at a conference sponsored by the energy giant. From the article: Having just come from a climate conference sponsored by...
In the wake of the giant People’s Climate March and the ongoing burst of global activism, Bill McKibben will describe where we are scientifically and politically in the fight to end our reliance on fossil fuel. He’ll show pictures...
Post Carbon Bill McKibben was interviewed in National Geographic about what’s next after the People’s Climate March. From the interview: What’s the endgame for the climate movement? Stopping global warming is no longer on the menu of options. We’ve...
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Post Carbon Fellows Richard Heinberg, Wes Jackson and Bill McKibben will be one of 45 Leading scholars, authors and activists who will convene at The Great Hall of Cooper Union, New York City, for a public “teach-in” on the...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben was interviewed on Democracy Now! from the People’s Climate March, the biggest climate action in history. From the transcript: BILL McKIBBEN: Amy, thank you so much for being here and for documenting what’s...
If you’re a politician, science is a bitch; it resists spin. And a new set of studies—about, of all things, a simple molecule known as CH4—show that President Obama’s climate change strategy is starting to unravel even as it’s...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben was interviewed on Democracy Now! about the recently leaked IPCC report and US political moves on climate change. From the transcript: Sure. The new U.N. report is more of the same. In a sense,...
Word came recently that both the Philadelphia Quakers and the Unitarian General Assembly have decided to divest from fossil fuels. It followed by few weeks the news that the Roman Catholic University of Dayton and Union Theological Seminary, the...