Analysis: How oil has shaped Xinjiang
The patterns of Soviet oil extraction have left an indelible mark on China’s oil-rich western province, writes Judd C. Kinzley.
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Coal sends carbon emissions through the roof
Emissions keeps rising and coal is to blame.
Analysis: fracking in the UK – it will be harder than it seems
The pathway to UK fracking success is still a long and dwindled road.
‘Vote for the people who believe in the science’ says Oscar-winning Director Darren Aronofsky as Americans gather for the midterms
‘Vote for the people who believe in the science’ says Oscar-winning Director Darren Aronofsky as Americans go to the polls in the US midterm election.
Climate Change: Why Conservative ideas need more traction – interview
In this exclusive blog, Alex Diggins talks to Eamonn Ives, a Researcher at one of Britain’s leading think tanks, Bright Blue, to discuss its policy work, the fragmentation of the environmental message, and why conservatives should be intuitive custodians of the planet.
Analysis: The race to develop the next generation battery
A revolution in electric vehicles is spurring a new wave of chemistries, writes Abigail Beall.
Analysis: Politics and climate change – part 2: Capitalism vs the climate?
In part one, we examined whether democratic institutions would be able to survive in a globally warmed world – and suggested two ways they might. In the second part of this analysis of politics and climate change, we ask: To save the world, is it as simple as capitalism vs the climate?
Analysis: Politics and climate change – part 1: Can democracy survive climate change?
In the first of this two-part series, Alex Diggins investigates how climate change might just save the world
Book review: Factfulness – Rosling argues we should clean up our distorted worldview
The climate and environment take away from Factfulness.
Tourism moves into off-grid position
Tierra Hotels ramps up their sustainability efforts with solar system.
