Photo credit: Good Energy. By Juliet Davenport Britain has the potential to move away from its heavy reliance on imported fossil fuels with volatile prices and take control of its own energy […]
Opinion: Don’t derail onshore wind
Opinion: As an environmentalist, why I can’t just endorse the Green Party
The leader of the Green Party Natalie Bennett. Photo credit: Brainfloat via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Political movements are changing and being shaped at a fast pace in the UK. Behind this […]
Video: British broadcaster Jon Snow ask where climate change is in the UK election
Jon Snow. Photo credit: Chatham House via Flickr. Esteemed veteran news anchor at the UK’s Channel Four News, has asked why climate change has barely featured in the UK general election. In […]
Labour pledges to tackle climate change in Green Plan
Labour’s Green Plan would protect onshore wind power. Here a wind farm in Whitelee, Scotland. Photo credit: Worklife Siemens via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen UK’s main opposition party, Labour, has unveiled an […]
What should the next UK government do on cleantech?
UK Prime Minister David Cameron speaking at the Clean Energy Ministerial in London in 2012. Photo credit: Emma Blackman / DECC via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen As the UK heads to the […]
Opinion: To protect the environment, the UK must stay in the EU
EU’s climate chief Miguel Arias Canete. Photo credit: Partido Popular de Cantabria via Flickr. By Stephen Tindale Europe will be an issue in May’s General Election. Nigel Farage will make […]
Opinion: Why aren`t any of UK’s main political party leaders willing to talk about climate change?
Ed Miliband photographed by an UK wind farm, when he was Climate and Energy minister in 2009. Photo credit: Department for Business, Innovation and Skills via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen They all […]
UK reports promising decline in emissions
Cooling towers at UK’s largest power plant Drax. Photo credit: Les Haines via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen UK environmentalists finally have cause to celebrate with the news that greenhouse gas emissions fell […]
A tidal energy revolution is on the horizon in the UK
An artist’s impression of the the Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon project. By Anders Lorenzen Wales, in the United Kingdom, could be the birthplace of a pioneering new energy technology. A world first […]
Opinion: Time is of the essence
Drilling for oil in the Arctic seemed to be a certainty in 2012, in 2015 it is far from it. Photo credit: Tatiana Pichugina via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen A year and […]
A greener life, a greener world 