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Photo credit: Surukai via Flickr. By Sebastian H. Strumann When the Paris climate talks (and the mutual back-patting) came to a close, politicians and environmentalists around the globe celebrated the historic deal […]
The Agahozo-Shalom solar field. Photo credit: Gigawatt Global. By Malee Oot In sub-Saharan Africa, where much of the population – nearly 70 % — lacks access to electricity, Rwanda is breaking the […]
Severe air pollution in the Chinese city of Zhengzhou last year. Photo credit: V.T. Polywoda via Flickr. By Dr James Hansen I returned Christmas Eve from a workshop[a] in Wanning, China […]
Rauli Partanen during a Nuclear for Climate discussion during COP21 in Paris. Photo credit: Boris Le Ngoc (SFEN) By Janne M. Korhonen and Rauli Partanen A large block of self-proclaimed pro-environmental campaigners is […]
Canada has a new prime minister in Justin Trudeau. What will that mean for climate change and energy policies? Photo credit: Reuters / Chris Wattie. By Anders Lorenzen Canada has a […]
Solar panels at the Four Ashes Golf Centre. Photo credit: Elliott Brown via Flickr. We have previously written about the clean energy sector in the UK and its insecure future with regard […]
The UK prime minister, David Cameron announce a historic nuclear deal between China and the UK at a Downing Street press conference. Photo credit: Number 10 / Georgina Coupe via Flickr. By Anders […]
Andrea Leadsom pictured outside UK’s Department of Energy and Climate Change. Photo credit: Department of Energy and Climate Change via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Policy uncertainties loom over large parts of UK’s […]
Matt Finch. By Matt Finch In one of the most predictable surprises of the post-election period, the new Conservative government have taken a chainsaw to various green policies, including their very […]
Dark clouds looms over UK’s low carbon sector. Photo credit: Rob Faulkner via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Last year we wrote that one of the biggest threats to the UK’s effort […]
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