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Poseidon Lost

We thought the sea was infinite and inexhaustible. It is not. Calling for a new vision to save our oceans. Table of Contents | Digital Edition
Guardian Environmental Network
By Thomas Roush
COP15: Epilogue
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March 1, 2010: Since leaving Copenhagen, I have discovered more to report.It's a rather fantastic moment to moment account of that last day, Friday, at the Bella Center when the deal was sealed.  Jacob Scherr, our senior staff person for... read more >
COP15: Upon further review, the Copenhagen Accord as progress
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January 14, 2010: Well now, my thoughts have changed.  I stand corrected.  The negotiations are over, the meeting has been declared closed, the members have left for home.  Our two chief negotiators (David Doniger and Jake Schmidt) have... read more >
COP15: The paper tiger and a disappointing last day
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January 14, 2010: I am sure you have all read some news version of what happened today.We left the hotel breakfast early to get to what we thought was the best spot to view the proceedings and Obama's speech inside the thoroughly... read more >
COP15: The $100 billion jump start
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January 14, 2010: Very low spirits at breakfast today.  There are always several fellow participants to join at the beginning of the day, to plan the sessions to attend.  But this morning things were in slow motion.  Then there was the added... read more >
COP15: Truly meaningful disruptions
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January 14, 2010: Explosive events ending in despair, and you know what I mean if you have been following the news.  It's terribly confusing and difficult to get information here - more coverage on CNN than from ground zero.  So I will tell... read more >
COP15: Places to remember
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January 14, 2010: There are 100 photographs displayed on the edge of the public square where those nifty globes are that I showed you yesterday.  I have included a selection of these, and this is the caption on the marquee accompanying them... read more >
COP15: Kicking off the final week
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December 14, 2009: Today was the first day of continuous meetings, back-to-back, except for a 90 minute period when I studied back at the hotel.  Each meeting was in a different location, and there were more than 20 offered.  I chose meetings... read more >
COP15: Arriving in Copenhagen
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December 13, 2009: There seems to be assertions afoot that the planet is in dire threat of over-heating, which means that glaciers will melt so sea level rises 22 feet (50% of Florida disappears, hundreds of thousands of Bangladeshis will... read more >
Thomas Roush
Thomas Roush joined the NRDC Board in 1985 mindful of the scientific rigor with which the organization pursues its issues. At Columbia University Medical Center, Dr. Roush did basic cell biology research on chemical carcinogenesis at the Institute for Cancer Research and taught... More
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