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Coal protesters assaulted and shot at, says Hansen

Jim Hansen has released a statement about his arrest earlier this week at a protest against coal mining by the company Massey Energy in West Virginia.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on June 26, 2009

Police pinch protesting Hansen in climate change kerfuffle

Climate guru and NASA scientist James Hansen has been arrested after taking part in a protest against mountaintop coal mining.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on June 24, 2009

The UK's carbon capture contretemps

The UK government has pressed ahead in its support for carbon capture and storage (CCS), but is relying on electricity consumers to fund the technology.

Posted by Richard Van Noorden on April 24, 2009

Where else would Daryl Hannah and Jim Hansen walk arm-in-arm?

Jim Hansen, the earth scientist known for his outspokenness about global warming, is marching today as part of a climate protest against burning coal.

Posted by Alex Witze on March 02, 2009

Hansen Hearts Heathrow Haters

Climate guru James Hansen says he will scale back his dealings with the media in the wake of his comments about airport expansion.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on February 04, 2009

Shock climate change verdict acquits Hansen’s heroes

Criminal damage in the name of climate change is not a criminal offence, according to a shock ruling from a British court.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on September 11, 2008

Hanson backs power station damagers

The closest thing climate science has to a super-star scientist (no Al ‘Ali G’ Gore doesn’t count) has turned up at a court in the UK to defend six activists who damaged a power station.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on September 04, 2008

He wants you all to sing along

It was twenty years ago today, Dr. Hansen taught politicians to play. Jim Hansen, the scientist who is a perpetually clear and principled voice on climate change, was back in Washington today for the 20th anniversary of his famous 1988...

Posted by Alex Witze on June 23, 2008