
Green MEP’s and NGO campaigning for a price on carbon in 2013. Photo credit: greensefa via Flickr. By Declan Milling Wouldn’t it be great if we did things because they were ‘the […]
Green MEP’s and NGO campaigning for a price on carbon in 2013. Photo credit: greensefa via Flickr. By Declan Milling Wouldn’t it be great if we did things because they were ‘the […]
Photo credit: Kris Krug. By guest contributor Derek Leahy It may come as a surprise to some that Alberta pioneered carbon pricing — not just in Canada, but for all of North […]
Stephen Harper: Photo credit: PM Photo Gallery. By guest contributor Derek Leahy For the first time in several years, carbon pricing in Canada is back on the national radar. Recently a group of more […]
Extreme weather events across the planet became one of the dominating news stories of 2014. Photo credit: Reuters / China Daily. 2014 literally started with a storm. ‘Dreadful’, ‘heartbreaking’ and ‘devastating’ were […]
Photo credit: Geof Wilson via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen As I recently reported a drastic drop in the oil price over recent months has thrown several oil projects into doubt and if […]
A wind turbine part being transported in South Australia and in the background an existing wind farm. Photo credit: David Clarke via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Coal loving Australia have set an […]
Photo credit: Climate Action Network International. By Anders Lorenzen Something quite remarkable happened in New York City last month, more precisely on the 21st September 2014 as an estimated 400,000 took to […]
Photo credit: Xinhua / Alamy. By Dr. James Hansen As I peer into Beijing’s impenetrable smog, I feel nauseous. Air pollution from burning coal kills over one million people per year in […]
Al Gore and Clive Palmer. Photo credit: Alex Ellinghausen By Anders Lorenzen It’s been coming for a while, but the Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has finally won the political backing to repeal […]