Weekend Reading - 25 January 2016

 ​A selection of great reading on climate change politics, policy, innovation and science from Climate Reality Leader Andrew Woodward. @climatecomm and www.climatecommunication.net

Must read
New York Times: Cancer and Climate Change
Rolling Stone: Will the Paris Climate Deal Save the World?
 
Economics
World Bank: Climate change is a threat – and an opportunity – for the private sector
World Economic Forum: More Walls, More Warming, Less Water: A World at Risk in 2016
 
Energy
Beyond Zero Emissions: Prof Martin Green UNSW and Dr Scott Watkins talk record efficiency solar
Climate Reality: Ask an Expert: How Can We Build a Clean Energy Future
Gizmodo: We Could Have This Amazing Solar Power Station In Australia
Money Morning: Oil is Dead and Renewable Energy is Killing It
 
Impacts
Motherboard on Vice: The Nations Most Likely to Survive Climate Change, Mapped
 
Politics and policy
Guardian: Outgoing chief scientist Ian Chubb says tougher greenhouse gas targets inevitable
Scientific American: 6 Steps the Obama Administration Can Take in 2016 to Cement Its Climate Legacy
 
Marketing and communication
Climate Communication: Responsibility Plus Bulletin #063
Mashable: Woman cycles across Southern Hemisphere to collect 1,001 climate change stories
 
Opinion
Al Gore on Bill Maher: Bill Maher slams “bloodthirsty” GOP: “The party of impotent white rage is also the party of concealed carry and stand your ground” and the full interview on YouTube (audio only)
David Suzuki: We are the world; we must act on that understanding
 
Science
Grist: We’ve finally figured out how climate change will benefit future generations
Union of Concerned Scientists: Infographic: Extreme Weather and Climate Change
 
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