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Saving the World: Three Problems at a Time
Climate change is a diabolical policy problem. It is harder than any other issue of high importance that has come before our politics in living memory.Garnaut Review Draft Report 2008
The next 50 years will see a series of environmental and social issues reaching crisis points. If we wish to avoid the worse of the potential impacts we must act now to address the root causes of these problems while we still have the economic power and social coheason to do so.
Climate Change is one of three key problems we face in the first decade of the 21st Century, the other two being the arival of peak oil, and the global economic down turn.
This section explores solutions to climate change in context of these problems and endeavours to develop solutions that simutanouely solve climate change, oil peak, the economic down turn and broader social and environmental issues.
Note: this section is currently being built and expanded.
Solutions Index
- Lessons from a Grandfather
- Three Problems - One Solution
- Heading Towards Zero
- Consumables
- Physical Systems
- Reversing the Trend
- The Key Role of Methane
- Decarbonising the Atmosphere
- Options of Last Resort
- Geoengineering
- Changing Systems and Values
- Values
- Economics
- Politics
- Creating the Change
- Waking up the sleeping giant
- Taking it to the world
- Conclusion
- References
300 ppm CO2 or below is the stabilisation target for a safe climate.
