Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
Photo credit: Johan Viirok via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen While China has now overtaken the US as the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitter, the per capita emissions in the US are […]
Photo credit: Deepwater Wind. By Anders Lorenzen Wind farms at sea, popularly referred to as offshore wind, is something that so far has been confined to European waters. But now construction begins […]
Wildfires in British Columbia, last month. Photo credit: Province of British Columbia via Flickr. By Cam Fenton Last week marked the official start of the longest election campaign in Canada since 1926. […]
National Geographic updated its atlas due to significant Arctic sea ice loss since 1999, reflecting major environmental changes.
By Michael Brune For anyone who cares about stopping climate disruption, last week’s Clean Power Plan announcement is a big deal. Most of the news we read and watch about climate change […]
Barack Obama delivering the finalised Clean Power Plan. Photo credit: Reuters / Jonathan Ernst. By Anders Lorenzen As Republicans and Democrats in USA are focusing on their 2016 presidential campaign, Obama has […]
Matt Finch. By Matt Finch In one of the most predictable surprises of the post-election period, the new Conservative government have taken a chainsaw to various green policies, including their very […]
Dark clouds looms over UK’s low carbon sector. Photo credit: Rob Faulkner via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Last year we wrote that one of the biggest threats to the UK’s effort […]
An artists impression of the Forth Worth data centre. Photo credit: Facebook. By Anders Lorenzen The world’s largest social media site is to build a data centre that will be the greenest […]
It has been argued that the Syrian civil war started as a result of a four year drought. Photo credit: abdullatif anis via Flickr. By Adam Mann First and foremost what those […]
A greener life, a greener world 