50 People Who Buggered Up Britain

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Last year in the US Supreme Court, he defeated the Bush administration's policy of refusing to regulate global warming. I showed him pictures of surfing hippos, gorillas in clearings, elephants in the forest and gorillas and chimpanzees caressing their young. Recently, Venter has spent much of his time cruising the world's oceans, sifting them for useful microbes, and was distressed by what he found. A 2016 refurb turned this beloved Marylebone boozer into a smart gastropub, opening up multiple floors of the Grade-II listed Georgian townhouse for private hire.

Texas Motor Speedway claims to be able to hold 180,000 people, but that includes the skybox seats high above too. Henry Saragih is a small farmer who has hardly seen his wife and children in 15 years since taking on the Indonesian government and the palm oil barons of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The only source of water was rainwater, but that was scarce and there was not nearly enough for all the needs of the region. And for his new documentary, he has mustered the likes of Stephen Hawking, Bill McKibben, David Suzuki, Mikhail Gorbachev and Wangari Maathai (below) to take part. It is a thought experiment that imagines a world without a biosphere, and shows that everything we value depends on the ecosystem.

com, is a director of NZ Windfarms, and is now working on a start-up to reduce one major cause of climate change: the methane gas emitted from billions of animals which make up 49% of NZ's greenhouse gases - chiefly by changing their diet. George Monbiot has asked us to point out that he was one of those who was invited to submit nominations for 50 people who could save the planet, but was not a member of the adjudicating panel, contrary to the impression given in the introduction to the list.

Arputham has pioneered a way to help the poor negotiate with city authorities to secure land ownership - the greatest barrier to improving slums. Hard Rock Cafe started right here at Piccadilly Circus, and the rock-star inspired interiors and American diner classics make this an easy choice for a big party. Few doubt that Germany is on track to achieve one of the greatest transformations in any country's use of power. We're treating the planet as our toilet and we think when we flush the chain the problems disappear, but they don't.Nakanojo’s Japanese-Peruvian fusion makes it an especially unique private dining experience, from the vibrant, colourful decor to the Nikkei menu which features dishes like padron peppers, miso black cod with yuzu and jalapeno, and chicken karaage with chipotle mayo, as well as sushi and sashimi. The Green Revolution was environmentally disastrous in India, he says: "In the 80s, the drastic erosion of the genetic diversity of rice and other crops was irreversible. Stranded polar bears, melting glaciers, dried-out rivers and flooding on a horrific scale - these were the iconic images of 2007.