Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
Severe air pollution over London on the 30th of April 2014. Photo credit David Holt via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Air quality campaigners and health organisations are celebrating after the Supreme Court […]
A Formula E car in the FIA Formula E headquarter in London. Photo credit: The Climate Group, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0. By Frankie Mayo, the Climate Group The FIA Formula E championship […]
Denmark’s green ambitions are vanishing in a center-right led government.
Pope Francis with Ban Ki-moon in April. Photo credit: Reuters / Osservatore Romano. By Anders Lorenzen Pope Francis, who released an encyclical on the environment this week, and who will make a […]
James Hansen. Photo credit: Josh Lopez / Chesapeakclimate via Flickr. By Dr. James Hansen Albert Einstein was disgusted with the media. He couldn’t stomach sensationalist reporting of science, which he said, gives […]
Photo credit: Reuters / Jason Redmond. By Anders Lorenzen Surrounded by a fleet of kayaks, Shell’s oil drilling rig the Polar Pioneer departed the port of Seattle on Monday for the Alaskan […]
Elbaek at the Change How? festival in London. Photo credit: Anders Lorenzen. By Anders Lorenzen In an almost unseasonably warm Sunday noon in February, nearly half a year ago, I made my […]
Photo credit: Kris Krug. By guest contributor Derek Leahy It may come as a surprise to some that Alberta pioneered carbon pricing — not just in Canada, but for all of North […]
Rally calling for protecting of the Great Barrier Reef. Photo credit: FusionVision via Flickr. The Australian government recently breathed a huge sigh of relief as UNESCO confirmed they would not list the […]
Left and right leaning political parties in Denmark are split on green policies.
A greener life, a greener world 