Tim Jones: Books in the Trees

Aasiaat (which means "Spiders") Alluitsup Paa Ilulissat Ittoqqortoormiit Kangerlussuatsiaq Narsarsuaq Nuuk (the capital) ...

The Government has announced that it will take a 2020 GHG emissions reductions target of between 10 and 20%, subject to a set of conditions...

The New Zealand Government has just announced that it has ruled out New Zealand adopting a 40% target for greenhouse gas reductions on 1990 ...

I've just come back from the first session of the New Zealand Government's consultation meetings on New Zealand's greenhouse ga...

Twelve days. That's how long the Government has allocated to the public consultation process to decide what greenhouse gas emissions red...

2009 is a critical year for the future of the planet's climate. World leaders are gathering in Copenhagen in December to attempt to agre...

When I started this blog, I used to interrupt my regularly-scheduled programming quite often to talk about my other interests, including cli...

As you may have seen from the energy and climate change links in the left-hand column of this blog, these are areas I'm keenly intereste...

The Listener (that's the New Zealand Listener) has terminated Dave Hansford's Ecologic column after he published a piece critical o...

At last I've got this blog underway. I've got a web site which has basic information about my writing and interests, but I've w...