Denmark is on the brink of a coal-free grid, achieving three months without coal, primarily due to low summer heating demand.
Denmark achieves historic coal-free energy production
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Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
The positive tipping points helping nature bounce back
Positive tipping points can restore ecosystems through small actions, fostering biodiversity, better health, and sustainable practices for a healthier planet.
Could direct democracy streamline the planning process of renewable energy?
The Thy Model in Denmark emphasises citizen involvement in renewable energy projects, enhancing local support and fostering collaborative decision-making.
Analysis: Mexico is remodelling its energy landscape
Claudia Sheinbaum’s reforms prioritize renewable energy in Mexico, balancing state utility dominance with increased private investment for a greener future.
European-wide heat event causing rapid spread of wildfires in Albania
Albania faces severe wildfires amid a heat dome, prompting evacuations and international aid, as climate change intensifies dry conditions.
Analysis: EV makers are still far from green
China’s EV sector must address supply chain emissions from steel and aluminium for effective decarbonization, especially amid growing electric vehicle production.
Arctic Race of Norway 2025: Sustainability push clashes with Equinor sponsorship
Inside the Arctic Race of Norway 2025: cycling, EV logistics, fragile Arctic landscapes, and the debate over Equinor’s role in a green future.
Sustainability PR leader slams UN’s COP30 contract with Edelman
In this exclusive interview, PR leader Colin Mahoney slams the UN for awarding COP30’s PR contract to Edelman, citing the firm’s ties to fossil fuel clients.
Video – ‘Standing tall against fossil fuels’ – Hollywood legend Samuel L. Jackson joins pro wind power campaign
Samuel L. Jackson stars in a Vattenfall ad promoting offshore wind farms, highlighting their benefits for marine life and renewable energy.
Book review: Climate Injustice, by Friedericke Otto
Friedericke Otto’s “Climate Injustice” explores the connections between climate change, inequality, and accountability for environmental damage through disaster analysis.
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