Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
Leonards Hill Community Wind Farm, Victoria, Australia. Photo credit: David Clarke via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen The Australian government has moved further in trying to kill the country’s renewable energy industry. Last […]
Rousseff and Obama. Photo credit: Reuters / Kevin Lamarque. By Anders Lorenzen US President Barack Obama has been busy in the past year. After forging legally binding CO2 regulations at home, on […]
Photo credit: Qetema. Greece has all the resources, technology and will, to become independent from the wider world and rely solely on its natural resources to form a resource based economy. The […]
Photo credit: Shell via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen It goes without saying that oil companies are not popular among environmentalists. But when the oil and gas major Shell posted following tweet, their […]
Solar panels being installed at Blackfriars Bridge. Photo credit: Solarcentury. By Anders Lorenzen As a Londoner, you would be excused if solar power was a fairly abstract concept. Whilst solar power has […]
Editors note: In May UK’s Energy and Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd confirmed that subsidies for onshore wind power would be cut next year, which had been a pre-election promise. Phil Foster. […]
Obama and Merkel in idyllic surroundings in Bavaria, Germany. Photo credit: Reuters / Michael Kappeler / Pool. By Anders Lorenzen Last month at a G7 summit in Bavaria, Germany, world leaders pledged […]
Can we afford to expand any of our airports while taking climate change seriously
In Karachi, Pakistan. A man cools his head by pouring water on himself. Photo credit: Reuters / Akhtar Soomro. By Anders Lorenzen A devastating heat wave in Pakistan has claimed the lives […]
A China-EU climate agreement signed late Monday could help pave the way to a GHG-reduction deal in Paris. Photo credit: Friends of Europe. By Antony Froggatt, Shane Tomlinson and Jens Hein The […]
A greener life, a greener world 