Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
William Hague during a climate change event in November 2011 alongside former Energy and Climate Change Secretary Chris Huhne and South Africa’s Ambassador Mxakato-Diseko. Photo credit Department of Energy and Climate Change […]
Guatemala to get their first wind farm.
Trying to do a little good for the environment doesn’t require anything like as much effort as it once did for ordinary households. Nowadays, local councils have regular collections for recyclable materials […]
By guest contributor Derek Leahy The recent shelving of the Joslyn mine oilsands project in Alberta is a reminder of the fragile economics of the oilsands. No economic formula could be found […]
Photo credit: Reuters / Noah Berger. By Anders Lorenzen While much of Europe and the US is sweltering in warm summer weather, data out from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) […]
Al Gore and Clive Palmer. Photo credit: Alex Ellinghausen By Anders Lorenzen It’s been coming for a while, but the Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has finally won the political backing to repeal […]
By guest contributor Chris Lee Any technology with the potential to change the world will be met with almost equal amounts of optimism and pessimism. Solar Roadways, the new road surface technology […]
Anne Kelly from Ceres far left chairs a panel discussion between US corporations in the White House. Photo credit: 11thhourproject.org. By Anders Lorenzen Despite a gridlock in the US Congress in enacting […]
Owen Paterson. Photo credit: Policy Exchange via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen In a UK cabinet reshuffle, Prime Minister David Cameron has finally sacked Environment Secretary Owen Paterson. The move has pleased […]
By Ruth Lumley Tidal lagoons could contribute £27 billion to the UK economy and help parts of the country prone to flooding, according to a new report. The six proposed lagoons from […]
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