As we in London go to the polls on 3 May, we have to decide on the best option for London for the next four years. It’s a difficult choice and you […]

Last week, several UK water companies introduced a hosepipe ban. They subsequently admitted they were unsure about how long it would stay in place for. All will depend on how much rain […]

This blog is taking part in TckTckTck’s Rio +20 blogging competition. On the 20th of June, delegates are meeting in Rio to discuss the green economy in the context of sustainable development, […]

Brixton Energy, a London-based community energy co-operative, formally launched their first ‘Solar 1’ project this week. This involves placing solar panels on social housing on the Loughborough estate in Brixton, one of […]

In the wake of the leaked documents from the Heartland Institute about removing climate change from the subject you teach kids about in school’s curriculum , Shells climate change advisor David Hone […]

If you follow renewable energy development in the UK you would also notice the recent growing opposition to wind power development. Recently culminating in 100 conservative MP’s along with a few Labour […]

When Obama rejected the Keystone XL pipeline, it was heralded as a victory by people the world over including myself. But as I looked more into the issues, I found they were […]

US is gearing up to election, first we’re going to have half a year or so of the Republicans deciding who their candidate is going to be, this will be done with […]

Why London 2012 must drop Dow Chemicals as an Olympic sponsor NOW In August 2011, London Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games (LOCOG) announced a £7million sponsorship deal with Dow Chemicals. The […]