London’s Big Ben and Houses of Parliament during Earth Hour. Photo credit: Earth Hour. WWF have said that 172 countries took part in this year’s Earth Hour, with millions joining the movement […]
Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
London’s Big Ben and Houses of Parliament during Earth Hour. Photo credit: Earth Hour. WWF have said that 172 countries took part in this year’s Earth Hour, with millions joining the movement […]
A Costa Rican wind farm. Photo credit: Sam Beebe via Flickr. Costa Rica, the small Latin American country, has been powered with 100 percent renewable energy since the start of this year. […]
The front cover of the Guardian at the launch of their fossil fuel divestment campaign, 17th of March. Image credit: The Guardian. By Anders Lorenzen In a revamped effort to increase their […]
Photo credit: dmytrok via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen It was not the news anyone expected to receive on Friday the 13th of March 2015 but, nevertheless, that was the day on which […]
Injured Syrian women arrive at a field hospital after an air strike hit their homes in the town of Azar on the outskirts of Aleppo, Syria, August 15, 2012. As the war […]
Photo credit: Cedrennes via Flickr. In the Western world we tend to take water completely for granted; but can and should we? By 2050 there will be in the region of nine […]
US coal producers who bet on rising Asian demand struggle to justify new export terminals as China’s coal consumption slows. Photo credit: CoalSwarm. By Sabine Muscat Slowing economic growth and tougher environmental […]
France could move away from a previous pledge to reduce nuclear capacity. Picture: a nuclear reactor in the French countryside. Photo credit: Lassi Kurkijarvi via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen When Francois Hollande […]
Jim Inhofe uses a snowball to disprove global warming. Photo credit: YouTube. By Anders Lorenzen A US Republican Senator last month controversially used a snowball to try to prove that global warming […]
By guest contributor Derek Leahy The National Energy Board (NEB), Canada’s federal pipeline regulator, has come under tremendous public criticism over the last three years for limiting public participation in its review […]