We’re in the midst of a climate crisis, however, if you only follow mainstream news you might not have noticed this. This blog believes that the environment is not being debated […]

Book: Enough: Breaking free from the world of more Author: John Naish (2008) Review: A fascinating insight into the psychology, sociology and consequences of rampant consumerism by the health lifestyle correspondent of […]

Experts are warning us that, due to a record Arctic ice melt this season, the recent trend we have seen of colder than usual winters could continue this year. We know that […]

The Crystal ‘’I’m not a scientist, I’m a storyteller, that’s why I don’t go out and do talks on climate change. I got involved with ‘City Stories’ because it was about storytelling’’. […]

At the central London ‘Arctic Meltdown’ event on Wednesday evening, organised by the Campaign Against Climate Change , sea ice expert and Professor of Ocean Physics, Peter Wadhams, told the audience that […]

By Caitlin Reed: We depend on agriculture for food.  Fruits and vegetables are daily necessities for a healthy diet, but what happens when our produce is tainted with toxic pesticides?  The National […]

Back in March I wrote about the co-operative Brixton Energy, who launched their first project Brixton Energy Solar 1. They’re now ready with their second project, which funnily enough is named Brixton […]

When it comes to wind turbines one thing we for sure can all agree on is that in the UK they’re highly controversial. It’s a debate that’s raging from the very right to […]

Even though the story has already been broken by Greenpeace and the Guardian, it’s expected to be made official this week that the Arctic ice sheet has now reached its lowest thickness […]

As we’re engulfed in our two leading renewable energy technologies Wind and Solar, expecting them embark to further milestones, break new records, become more efficient and become more economically viable. We could […]