Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
Photo credit: Wirsol. By Anders Lorenzen On the surface it sounds like good news. Research from Bloomberg finds that solar is set to triumph in Europe this summer, as above normal hot […]
Iraqi security forces and volunteers who have joined forces to fight militants. Photo credit: Reuters / Stringer. By Anders Lorenzen In the last half a year we have seen further evidence […]
By guest contributor Sudha Kheterpal I’m a British Asian female percussionist and have been playing on the pop music scene for over twenty years. I’ve toured with the likes of Faithless, The […]
Solar panels at Brazil’s Maracanã stadium. Photo credit: Yingli Solar. By Anders Lorenzen If you have been tuning into the World Cup this month, you will quite likely have seen the banner […]
Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff inspects flood hit areas during a flood in December last year. Photo credit: AP / Roberto Stuckert. By Anders Lorenzen The South American country Brazil are on everyone’s […]
Iraqi soldiers patrolling an oil refinery in Baiji, 180 kilometres north of Baghdad. Photo credit: Neurope. By Anders Lorenzen If more evidence of the security risks in a fossil fuel based global […]
Global Wind Day infographic highlighting what energy imports costs EU citizens. Photo credit: Global Wind Day 2014. An initiative by the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA), called Global Wind Day aims to […]
A Chinese woman wearing an air pollution mask in Beijing during severe air pollution levels in February. Photo credit: Reuters / Barry Huang. By Anders Lorenzen Hot on the heels of […]
On the day that arguably the largest sporting event of the year begins, we bring you nine environmental and green facts about Brazil.
Image credit: Transport Canada By guest contributor Derek Leahy At the end of May (29th of May) an oil tanker carrying between 500,000 and 600,000 barrels of western Canadian oilsands (also called […]
A greener life, a greener world 