By Nick Cassells During Green Week earlier this month in the UK considerable attention was paid to air pollution across the EU. It is an invisible problem which actually causes a lot […]
Guest blog: Is Dirty Air Suffocating Your Life?
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Video: environmental activist Tim DeChristopher on Letterman
https://youtube.googleapis.com/v/pnRwqS25b6o&source=uds Environmental activist Tim DeChristopher on Letterman, talking about the climate crisis and environmental activism and why he took part in civil disobedience resulting in a two year prison sentence.
Guest blog: The World Needs Zero Plastic Heroes
By Derek Leahy Can you be a ‘Zero Plastic Hero’ and shop plastic-free for an entire week? A global initiative from the Netherlands called Zero Plastic Week (ZPW) is challenging people to […]
Opinion: Obama’s plan to save the climate
Obama during a US wind farm visit. By Anders Lorenzen The plans might not match the ambitions of other countries, but the climate speech given by Barack Obama in the sweltering heat […]
European Parliament approves backloading
By Anders Lorenzen The suffering European Union Emissions Trade Scheme (EUETS) today received a welcome boost, MEP’s voted to support the proposal of backloading with the votes 344 for and 311 against. […]
Guest blog: The Big Green Comms Deal
By Charlotte Webster So, no homes have taken up The Green Deal since its launch five months ago. £3 million was spent on communications. Someone’s got to be under the spotlight this […]
Obama: We don’t have time for a meeting with the Flat Earth Society
Obama trying to keep cool during his climate speech at Georgetown University. By Anders Lorenzen In a stringent attack on Republicans, Obama laid out his climate plan to an enthusiastic audience at […]
Video: Franke James Interview: Canada an undemocratic country
‘Banned on the Hill’ book cover. Credit: Franke James. By Anders Lorenzen Franke James, a Canadian author, artist and activist, is an outright critic of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his […]
Guest blog: Sports stadiums and environmental initiatives
By Jill Clayton The San Francisco 49ers may have been 2013’s Super Bowl Runner-ups, but they could be #1 in LEED (“Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design”) standards by the start of […]
Guest blog: Daily routine of oil giant Rosneft: oil drilling=oil spilling
Aerial of an oil spill at the Rosneft oil field Pyt-Yakh in Siberia, Russia. Copyright: Denis Sinyakow, / Greenpeace. By Zhenya Belyakova, Greenpeace Russia Arctic campaigner We are near a town called Pyt’-Yah, in […]
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