Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
A BP oil platform in the North Sea. Photo credit: Reuters / Andy Buchanan / Pool. By Anders Lorenzen Greenpeace, who in the last few years have campaigned against Arctic oil drilling, […]
By guest contributor Derek Leahy Sunday last week marked the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. When I still lived in Berlin, my favourite November 9th activity was to […]
Photo credit. Reuters. By Anders Lorenzen The National Grid, which runs the UK’s electricity and gas supply has, according to the Times and BBC in a recent report released said that the […]
A documentary out today on Netflix depicts the challenges in protecting in Africa’s oldest national park Virunga in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The film showcases that protecting the park goes well […]
Photo credit: United Nations Photo / Mark Garten via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen On Sunday, the world’s climate eyes were focused again on the Danish capital, Copenhagen, as the Intergovernmental Panel on […]
Photo credit: nydailynews.com By Anders Lorenzen Americans have been voted in the US midterm elections. Elections that could put the Republicans in charge of both the House and Senate. Polls indicate it […]
Landowners in the Miyun basin will be trained to plant, care for and monitor trees. Photo credit: 老信天翁. By Zhang Yan & Aaron Reuben Could a project to restore tree diversity in the […]
Photo credit: the Government of Spain via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Spaniard Miguel Arias Cañete will be EU’s next commissioner for Climate Action and Energy after he was approved by the European […]
A wind turbine part being transported in South Australia and in the background an existing wind farm. Photo credit: David Clarke via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Coal loving Australia have set an […]
Photo credit: WDM via Flickr. By Dr. James Hansen In The Wheels of Justice I argued that a multi-front strategy is essential in the fight to stabilize climate and preserve our planet […]
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