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We're all going to die - Premium content
Can humanity be saved from catastrophe, and is the cost worth it?
21 December 2007
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Daniel Cressey, London
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Daniel joined Nature to run the Great Beyond blog after spending two years covering medical developments for doctors' newspaper Pulse. Before this he wrote about science and policy for Research Fortnight after studying at four different universities in five years. He has degrees in Chemistry, History of Science and Journalism.
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