Terry McAuliffe during his campaign advocating off shore wind power. Photo credit: Chesapeakeclimate on flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Coal-rich Virginia, the seventh largest coal producer in the US, voted in Democrat and […]
Yeb Sano following his pledge to fast until a meaningful action were reached. Photo credit 350 via flickr. By Anders Lorenzen The COP 19 conference had hardly started before Filipino negotiator Yeb […]
Australia’s new Prime Minister Tony Abbott, not a friend of the environment. The leader of the right wing party, The Liberals Tony Abbott, has been elected Australia’s new Prime Minister taking over […]
Obama trying to keep cool during his climate speech at Georgetown University. By Anders Lorenzen In a stringent attack on Republicans, Obama laid out his climate plan to an enthusiastic audience at […]
Are the US about to increase it’s use of coal? By Anders Lorenzen The US have lately applauded themselves for going in the right direction on climate as a switch from coal […]
By Rhiannon Fionn-Bowman I never intended to become the “Coal Ash Queen,” which is what the Sierra Club in Charlotte, N.C., deemed me years ago. I’d never even heard of coal ash […]
By Anders Lorenzen Since our 25th January report on the lowest carbon price ever recorded in the European Union’s Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) of €2.81 per ton, the price has stabilised a […]
Has Germany’s anti-nuclear protests driven up carbon emissions? By Anders LorenzenIn the past week Guardian columnist George Monbiot and green party MP Caroline Lucas have made compelling cases for and against nuclear […]
By Anders Lorenzen 2012 was a complex year for environmentalists; dark warnings were brought by the climate, however there were also flickers of hope eg. in the form of advancements in research […]
With less than a week to go to Cop 18 the, UN’s climate talks the past week have seen several sombre climate news announced. Last week, a report published by the International […]
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