Cambridge University Press / Executive Summary 30 The Stern Review / Socio-Economic Systems / Home / Ex-World Bank / The Guardian / Amazon / Individual Carbon Trading / The Stern Review / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Greenland / United Kingdom / China / India / United States / UK / US / /
Currency
GBP / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
University Press / /
IndustryTerm
energy loss / natural gas / nuclear energy / wasteful and nonessential technologies / energy conscious / greenhouse gas emissions sufficiently / food / energy / greenhouse gas emissions / decentralised energy / clean gas / bank / energy efficiency / realistic short-term solution / properties energy efficient / centralised electricity systems / ventilation systems / deluxe national coach network / hydrogen pipeline network / long-distance travel / renewable energy / renewable energy technologies / electricity use / unused windfarm electricity generation / reduced energy use / energy production / target-led greenhouse gas reductions / electricity / manufacturing base / oil biofuel plantations / clean energy production / energy use accounts / investing in a new hydrogen pipeline network / /
NaturalFeature
Saharan desert / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Rural Affairs Committee / German government / civil society / Manor Garden Allotments Society / Greenpeace / European Union / House of Commons Environment / Woking Borough Council / Centre for Sustainable Energy / UK government / Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research / Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution / Congress / Tyndall Centre / World Bank / United Nations / Friends of the Earth / House of Commons / /
Person
Jefford / Paul Baer / Henry Waxman / Nicholas Stern / Raymond Williams / George Monbiot / Allen Lane / David Milliband / David Adam / David King / Gaia James Lovelock / Hans Joachim Schellnhuber / Lynn Sloman / John Schellnhuber / Bill Hare / Michael Mastrandrea / Alice Bows / /
Position
Mayor / UK chief scientist / Environment Editor / physician / player / King / coach network using / Environmental correspondent / Professor / freelance journalist and radio producer / driver / chief economist / DEFRA Secretary / chief scientific advisor / Governor / /
PublishedMedium
The Guardian / The Stern Review / /
Technology
excessively wasteful and nonessential technologies / biofuels / pdf / renewable energy technologies / http / /
“To be truly radical is to make hope possible, rather than despair convincing” VARIANT 28 | SPRING 2007 | 19 Phil England