Gazprom’s Arctic oil rig. By Anders LorenzenDid our key predictions for 2013 come true, and what are we expecting from 2014? The Arctic While the 2013 Arctic summer sea ice loss was […]
The year that was and looking ahead – part three of three
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Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
Opinion: The solar industry should learn the lessons of the onshore wind industry
A solar farm in the UK. By Anders Lorenzen As other countries race ahead with the development of onshore wind, the UK is lagging behind with this sector despite the fact it […]
Bloomberg: the architect behind New York’s drastic carbon emission reductions
Bloomberg during the unveiling of New York’s climate plan PlaNYC 2030. By Anders Lorenzen As New York City’s new Mayor, Bill de Blasio, prepared to take office 8th of January, his predecessor, […]
What can “Anybody” tell Obama about the Keystone XL?
By guest contributor Franke James http://www.solarwebserver.org/widgets/co2toaster.swf Silencing Scientists “There was trouble of this kind here in the George W. Bush years, when scientists were asked to toe the party line on climate […]
Crude oil train derailment in US’s second largest oil state
Crude oil train derails in North Dakota, US. By Anders Lorenzen A train carrying crude oil derailed on Monday in North Dakota, US. The spill caused ten cars to set fire, though […]
Opinion: Recent extreme weather events must give a clear signal to governments
US snow storm have set many states into a standstill. Photo source: BBC. By Anders Lorenzen On Friday 3rd January 2014, Britain prepared for severe flooding caused by strong winds. It’s the […]
The year that was and looking ahead – part two of three
Could The Great Barrier Reef in Australia be a thing of the past? By Anders Lorenzen Did our key predictions for 2013 come true, and what are we expecting from 2014? Coal’s […]
The Weirdest Weather Map of 2013
The weirdest weather map of 2013. By Anders Lorenzen There is no doubt that 2013 brought a fair share of weird weather experiences, but what gripped North America in the days up […]
Climate-crazy weather disrupted Christmas in the UK and Denmark
Storms batter the UK, disrupting Christmas travel. Photo source: BBC. By Anders Lorenzen December has been, in many ways, an abnormal weather month in Denmark and the United Kingdom. A relatively mild […]
The year that was and looking ahead – part one of three
Fueled by air pollution issues, in 2013 China started adopting carbon tax schemes. By Anders Lorenzen Did our key predictions for 2013 come true, and what are we expecting from 2014? US […]
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