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NEW READ: Only a revolution can cool the world

Thursday 1 Aug 19 11:00am

Fossil fuels make the world’s wheels go round – for much longer?

AN ACADEMIC book on fossil fuel consumption reaches a startling conclusion: only a climate revolution can force governments to act to stop the planet overheating.

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