Denmark’s green ambitions are vanishing in a center-right led government.
Now what for Denmark’s green ambitions?
Opinion: Why the prospects of a global deal on climate change have improved since the Copenhagen failure
Greenpeace protesters during the 2009 COP 15 conference in Copenhagen. Photo credit: Greenpeace / Aslund via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen This year, there is increased hope that, for the first time ever, […]
COP20 final day updates
Photo credit: Anthony Quintano, 2013. By Anders Lorenzen Today the 195 member countries of the UN could potentially agree a draft global deal on climate change, which would be signed at COP21 […]
UN says science has spoken on climate change
Photo credit: United Nations Photo / Mark Garten via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen On Sunday, the world’s climate eyes were focused again on the Danish capital, Copenhagen, as the Intergovernmental Panel on […]
World’s two largest CO2 emitters appear to show ambition at New York climate summit, while the UK stands still
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon opens Climate Summit 2014. Photo credit: UN Photo / Cia Pak. By Anders Lorenzen Just days after New York City witnessed the world’s largest climate march, in […]
Video: Danish weather forecaster predicts the weather in 2050
Photo credit: World Meteorological Organization (WMO). By Anders Lorenzen Denmark’s leading weather forecaster Jesper Theilgaard has, along with 13 other weather forecasters from around the globe, taken part in a World Meteorological […]
Copenhagen: European Green Capital 2014
In 2015 Copenhagen plans for 50% of people cycling to work. Photo credit: Sharing Copenhagen. By Anders Lorenzen A year ago we wrote about the French city of Nantes, who in 2013, […]
Nantes: European Green Capital 2013
Nantes metropolis boasts of 250 km of rivers and streams. By Anders Lorenzen EU Environment Commissioner, Janez Potočnik, has passed the European Green Capital title on from the Spanish city of Vitoria-Gasteiz […]
A greener life, a greener world 