By Matt Owens Rome wasn’t built in a day. In fact, as the mythology goes, the founders, led by Romulus were mostly male and had no way of continuing their society. Their […]
Guest blog: How to raise climate awareness through social networks
Analysis: Will US emissions rise again?
Are the US about to increase it’s use of coal? By Anders Lorenzen The US have lately applauded themselves for going in the right direction on climate as a switch from coal […]
Opinion: The green economy is alive and kicking
We must seize the opportunity the green economy gives us. By Anders Lorenzen An idealistic lefty fantasy world. These are some of the words that anti-green people have used to describe the […]
Guest blog: Everybody can be an Energy Democratizer!
Energy Democracy TV By Waqas Hussain Coming from an engineering background to an interdisciplinary study program of Renewable Energy Management (REM) two and a half years ago, the course modules that fascinated […]
What are you doing for Earth Day 2013?
Earth Day 2013 poster. Earth Day is held across the world 22nd of April each year and today the theme is: ‘The Face of Climate Change‘ Although it’s generally seen as a North […]
Defiant Hedegaard fights on after suffering EU defeat
Despite doing her best to hammer home the point, Hedegaard was defeated in the EU parliament on Tuesday. By Anders Lorenzen EU Climate Commissioner Connie Hedegaard suffered a heavy defeat on Tuesday […]
Opinion: Will we finally witness a cycling revolution in London?
Van parked in cycle path in Islington, North London. By Anders Lorenzen Last month, London Mayor Boris Johnson announced what could be very ambitious changes to London’s cycle infrastructure, pledging nearly £1 […]
Guest blog: The Anti-KXL Movement Goes Global
Anti Keystone XL protesters await John Kerry’s arrival. By Lucy Patterson “US: No KXL; EU: No Tar Sands” was the simple message on a banner at yesterday’s anti-tar sands demonstration outside Lancaster […]
Miguel Torres leads the way on making the wine industry sustainable
By Anders Lorenzen Yesterday, the Guardian reported how climate change has begun to threaten the wine industry, citing a recent study which showing that unpredictable weather and temperatures will likely cause a […]
Guest blog: Chronicling coal ash stories in the U.S.
By Rhiannon Fionn-Bowman I never intended to become the “Coal Ash Queen,” which is what the Sierra Club in Charlotte, N.C., deemed me years ago. I’d never even heard of coal ash […]
