Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
Photos: Shadia Fayne Wood As the world mobilised on climate action on Saturday and Sunday with 2,700 climate rallies having been planned across the world, New York City stole the show with […]
Photo credit: CraneStation via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Whether you’re in New York, Berlin, London, New Delhi or Lagos or many other places across the globe you can join what organisers are […]
Climate rally in Poland last year during the climate summit Cop 19. Photo credit Jamie Henn/350.org. By Anders Lorenzen Just days before the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon hosts a summit on […]
First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond and British Prime Minister David Cameron signs the Edinburgh Agreement which gives Scotland a referendum to vote for Independence from the United Kingdom. Photo credit: Scottish […]
Photo credit: Trillion Fund. By guest contributor Ruth Lumley With the Scottish referendum on whether Scotland will stay in the UK or not just over a week away, the impact of a […]
Photo credit: World Meteorological Organization (WMO). By Anders Lorenzen Denmark’s leading weather forecaster Jesper Theilgaard has, along with 13 other weather forecasters from around the globe, taken part in a World Meteorological […]
Bill Gates joins the Bjorn Lomborg fan club.
A wind turbine next to the Finish nuclear power plant Olkiluoto. Photo credit: Green Blog By guest contributor Green Blog In June, the parliament in Finland passed a new climate change act […]
Opening plenary at the World Water Week 2014. Photo credit: World Water Week. By Anders Lorenzen World leaders, scientists and experts have been gathering this week for the 24th World Water Week […]
By Anders Lorenzen Photo credits: © Wu Haitao/Greenpeace A Greenpeace investigation has found that a Chinese coal mine is encroaching onto the third largest river in Asia, the Yellow River. Greenpeace found […]
A greener life, a greener world 