Hadyard Hill Wind Farm, Scotland. Photo credit: Wikipedia. By Anders Lorenzen Travelling through the countryside of Germany and Denmark, there is hardly at any point you can’t see any wind turbines spinning […]
Could The Great Barrier Reef in Australia be a thing of the past? By Anders Lorenzen Did our key predictions for 2013 come true, and what are we expecting from 2014? Coal’s […]
Image credit: Push Europe By guest contributor Lucy Patterson Last week, I was in Balcombe, a small village in the UK on the frontline of a devastating dirty energy project. I stood […]
Image source: The Daily Telegraph By guest contributor Charlotte Webster I’m just back from a week surfing in Portugal. It was glorious, as always. Having grown up by the sea I learned […]
Anti fracking protesters in Balcombe. When George Osborne recently unveiled the world’s most generous tax breaks for shale gas extraction in the UK, in a desperate effort to kick start the shale […]
By Anders Lorenzen It’s exactly a week ago since what many media outlets have dubbed ‘The Battle of Balcombe’ commenced and also a week ago since we first covered the anti fracking […]
By Matt Mellen Politicians and heads of energy corporations present “the lights going out” as a potentially cataclysmic future scenario and as motivation for fracking the English countryside. Underlying this is the […]
The drill has been mounted at site in Balcombe. Photo credit: Benjamin Wigan Lucas By Anders LorenzenThe picturesque village of Balcombe in Sussex just 50 kilometres south of London are today gearing […]
By Anders Lorenzen In an attempt to kickstart a shale gas revolution in the United Kingdom, Chancellor George Osborne has revealed generous tax breaks that in fact are the most generous in […]
By Charlotte Webster Source: Wikimedia Commons ‘London property market based on people pretending grim places are great’ reported the Daily Mash last week. ‘A s*** flat in London now costs £500,000 thanks […]
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