Honestly with the amount of degrowth friendly opinion pieces nature published in the last 2 years, I'm surprised they take the complete opposite approach. They're really trying to open the debate to very broad and different viewpoints, and I think it's healthy. I don't know enough about this researcher to understand how powerful/influential his comments might be
31k citations, h-index of 81 [0] Cambridge professor & seems to have very serious experience in building models of climate variation across time. He recently published a pretty alarming finding about extreme weather events, so he's clearly not a climate change denier [1]
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Honestly with the amount of degrowth friendly opinion pieces nature published in the last 2 years, I'm surprised they take the complete opposite approach. They're really trying to open the debate to very broad and different viewpoints, and I think it's healthy. I don't know enough about this researcher to understand how powerful/influential his comments might be
31k citations, h-index of 81 [0] Cambridge professor & seems to have very serious experience in building models of climate variation across time. He recently published a pretty alarming finding about extreme weather events, so he's clearly not a climate change denier [1]
[0]: https://scholar.google.de/citations?user=3hW6AkMAAAAJ&hl=en
[1]: https://www.tortoisemedia.com/2024/05/20/dont-believe-everyt...