Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
Photo credit: Financial Times Live. By Anders Lorenzen Fossil fuels are here to stay, and even though more renewables may be added to the grid, it would not dominate the global energy […]
Carbon capture technology could slash emissions from one of the world’s dirtiest industries, but at a hefty extra cost, writes Beth Walker. Tackling emissions from cement is essential if we are serious […]
Coal protesters outside the AGM of the coal company, Whitehaven, in Sydney, Australia October last year. Photo credit: Kate Ausburn via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen In April, the world’s largest coal company, […]
Tea Pary solar advocate Debbie Dooley. Photo credit: 90.1 FM Wabe. By Anders Lorenzen The US Republican presidential nomination has just been won by Donald Trump. But Republicans are still as much […]
Photo by Alex Indigo on Flickr By Katie Morrey A study performed by a clean energy advocacy group, Clean Energy Canada, has shown that Canada’s investment in renewable energy dropped by half […]
Were the UK to leave the EU they could be back to being the dirty man of Europe. On the picture the Drax power plant. Photo credit: Jonathan Brennan via Flickr. By […]
Caged hens. Photo credit: Petit Louis via Flickr. By Jimmy Pierson This World Environment Day marks 10 years since the UN described the livestock sector as ‘one of the most significant contributors […]
By Matt Finch Oil’s back in the news again (for some it never left), although most of us probably missed the fact that OPEC met with Russia in Doha last month and […]
A discussion highlights Australia’s climate science funding cuts, the Great Barrier Reef crisis, and political inaction ahead of elections.
Third Energy’s fracking site near Ryedale in North Yorkshire. Photo credit: petelovespurple via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen For years, anti-fracking campaigners have successfully managed to fight off extraction of shale gas in […]
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