I'm An Old Member Of Greenpeace. I

Surely The Biggest Problem We Have In The World Is That We All Die. But We Don't Have A Technology To Solve That, Right? So The Point Is Not To Prioritize Problems; The Point Is To Prioritize Solutions To Problems.

The Kyoto Treaty Has An Estimated Cost Of Between Us$150 And $350 Billion A Year, Starting In 2010.

I Found University A Little Dispiriting. I Thought I Would Enter The Great Halls Of Plato, But Instead I Entered The Halls Of An Intellectual Sausage Factory. I Wanted To Do Something Not On The Main Course, And Chose The Environment.

The Second Thing Is, If You Want To Do Something About Global Warming, You Have To Think Much More Long-term. There Is Something Wrong With Saying We Should Start Using Renewables Now, While They Are Still Incredibly Expensive.

If Every Country Committed To Spending 0.05 Per Cent Of Gdp On Researching Non-carbon-emitting Energy Technologies, That Would Cost $25 Billion A Year, And It Would Do A Lot More Than Massive Carbon Cuts To Fight Warming And Save Lives.