Protesters demonstrate against companies who profit from climate change in San Francisco’s financial district last month. Photo credit: Peg Hunter via Flickr. By Professor Christopher Wright and Professor Daniel Wright It has long […]
Chris Gibson (center in the red jumper). Photo credit: New York National Guard via Flickr. By Nicole Crescimanno Rep. Chris Gibson, along with ten other Republican congress members, took the bold step […]
UK’s Prime Minister Vists a shale gas site inGainsborough, England. Photo credit: Number 10 via Flickr. By Phil Foster Last month, the UK government unveiled a new process whereby planning applications for shale […]
Zaatari refugee camp, Jordan By Jon Crooks Climate change is one of the 4 main threats to human survival and is already having far-reaching effects. Climate scientists are predicting that 2015 will […]
Panorama of Paris. International cooperation will be crucial for an ambitious climate deal to be agreed in the French capital at the end of this year. Photo credit: Joe DeSousa. Closer international cooperation […]
Westmill Solar Farm in the UK. Photo credit: Richard Peat via Flickr. By Phil Foster The news that the UK Government has announced another round of cuts to renewable sources, this time […]
Wildfires in British Columbia, last month. Photo credit: Province of British Columbia via Flickr. By Cam Fenton Last week marked the official start of the longest election campaign in Canada since 1926. […]
By Michael Brune For anyone who cares about stopping climate disruption, last week’s Clean Power Plan announcement is a big deal. Most of the news we read and watch about climate change […]
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 […]
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 […]
