Monthly Archives: May 2008

The changing sea around us

Posted on 6 May 2008 by Peter Boyer

The ocean around us, the source of life, is the basis for our future well-being. We will do well to heed what’s happening there. Continue reading →

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Climate change is the responsibility of everyone

Posted on 3 May 2008 by Peter Boyer

In tackling the challenge of climate change we need to abandon old prejudices, cross borders into unfamiliar territory, and speak to our enemies. This is a task for everyone. Continue reading →

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