Tag Archives: climate change

Copenhagen and the media

Well-meaning but diverted

James Turley looks at the mixed messages from the media about the Copenhagen demonstrations As is the norm for any major gathering of world leaders, the COP-15 talks in Copenhagen over the global warming crisis have been accompanied by a whole series of protests. First, there were the protests outside Denmark, which saw thousands marching at events ...

Blue wave needs red vision

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On Saturday December 5, around 50,000 activists took part in the London ‘blue wave’ demonstration against climate change. Ben Lewis was there Organised by the Stop Climate Chaos campaign, the protest was conceived as a way of building up pressure on the great and the good assembled for the UN climate summit in Copenhagen. The event ...

Climate of fairness

A fairer capitalism? Errr...

Despite an SP and SWP presence, no one proposed the necessary solution to global warming, writes Simon Wells The Campaign Against Climate Change held its annual demonstration on a bitterly cold afternoon last Saturday, coinciding with the latest United Nations negotiations being held in Poznan, Poland, to agree a post-Kyoto deal. Starting from Grosvenor Square, the demonstration ...

Climate change and censorship

The furore over The great global warming swindle is about more than climate change denial, argues James Turley After over a year of wrangling, the Office for Communications (Ofcom) media watchdog has found Channel 4 in breach of various sections of the broadcasting code, over the documentary The great global warming swindle. The programme triggered a serious ...