Since pointing out the dangers and effects of the climate catastrophe is as stressful as it is necessary, we want to take a look at the opportunities: With an article in the American magazine The Atlantic.

In his article "Thy Neighbor’s Solar Panels" Robert H Frank analyses the influence of peer behavior, explaining that we ar emuch more likely to behave in an climate friendly way if our neighbours do so.

On the other hand, one might argue, this another contribution to the section "Too little too late". What do you think?

Climate models are overheating and scientists cannot explain why. The simulators used to forecast warming have suddenly started giving us less time.

Concerning this matter, WCRE's president Prof. Peter Droege says:

"To justify business as usual, IPCC and other climate modelers have been using dumb linear pseudo-models models all along. Now that the models are being fed with accelerating climate data, the modellers are surprised! They still feign ignorance. this is so disappointing, to put it mildly, some of us believed in the model 'science' for 30+ years.

Now a last hope lies in a total RE mobilisation, part of a regenerative planet rescue mission!"

Read more on the background at Bloomberg Green.

Experts advising Japan’s government on a disposal method for radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant has recommended releasing it into the ocean. Read more in The Guardian.

Australia's gouvernment ought to acknowledge the gravity of the threat posed by climate change. This is what eighty leading researchers demand in an open letter signed by Australian Research Council laureates. Find the letter and a noteworthy comment on The Sydney Morning Herald's website.