Research uncovers that homes are vulnerable to heatwaves.
Analysis: Heatwaves can kill – research uncovers the homes most vulnerable to overheating
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Green Voices – Ep 3 – Mary Booth – is biomass a bad tool for tackling climate change?
In Episode 3 of Green Voices, we speak to Mary Booth from Partnership for Policy Integrity about biomass and Planet of the Humans.
Paul Polman: Ryanair is one of the most unethical and carbon-polluting companies in Europe
Former Unilever CEO brands Ryanair one of the most unethical and polluting companies in Europe.
Analysis: Could changing the way we farm rice be a climate solution?
Farmers are focusing on ways to reduce methane emissions and save water to further reduce the staple crop’s climate footprint.
Green Voices – Ep 2 – Daisy Narayanan: Cycling and walking must be a key part of a green recovery plan
In episode 2 of Green Voices, we speak to Sustrans Director of Urbanism Daisy Narayanan. She lays out why walking and cycling must be part of the COVID19 green recovery plan.
IEA: Plunging energy demand will benefit renewables
Coal is to be the big COVID-19 loser.
Analysis: Reboot Indian economy in clean mode after COVID-19 crisis
India can turn the crisis precipitated by the coronavirus pandemic into an opportunity by resetting its energy spending to favour renewable power in all spheres of economic activity.
The UK in a stunning coal-free record
Reduced energy demand due to the coronavirus sees the UK going a month without coal.
Green Voices – Ep 1 – Ketan Joshi – Jeff Gibbs war on green energy
We discuss Planet of the Humans & renewable energy with Ketan Joshi in episode 1 of Green Voices.
A healthy ocean can help fight pandemics
Marine life is full of potential treatments, including the first antiviral approved for Covid-19 patients.
