My 2006 ‘Climate Book of the Year’

Book cover of "The Revenge of Gaia," a 2006 Climate Book by James Lovelock, featuring bold red and white text over a blue background with buildings and a silhouette of a tree. A Book of the Year nominee.

Lovelock,J. (2006) The Revenge of Gaia: Why the Earth is Fighting Back – And How We Can Still Save Humanity. London: Penguin. 222pp. This essay continues my series of monthly posts in which I select one ‘climate’ book to highlight and review from one of the 44 years of my professional career in climate research […]

A pile of one hundred dollar bills scattered and overlaid with a warm, golden light effect.

Solar geoengineering for profit

The Israeli-U.S. startup Stardust Solutions announced last week that it raised $60 million in venture capital in its latest funding round – the largest venture investment to date for a for-profit company developing solar geoengineering technology, particularly injection of...