By Anders Lorenzen 2012 was a complex year for environmentalists; dark warnings were brought by the climate, however there were also flickers of hope eg. in the form of advancements in research […]
Nantes metropolis boasts of 250 km of rivers and streams. By Anders Lorenzen EU Environment Commissioner, Janez Potočnik, has passed the European Green Capital title on from the Spanish city of Vitoria-Gasteiz […]
By Alan Miller “Wind farms to increase energy bills by £178 a year,” thundered The Telegraph on the 22nd November. “Electricity bills to rise by £100-a-year to help pay for more wind […]
By Anders Lorenzen Could you imagine it? In line with the rest of the country who seem to be shutting down at the end of this week to celebrate Christmas and New […]
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This was meant to be a blog about Waitrose’s relationship with fossil fuel giant Shell (Waitrose had been considering plans to open up shops in Shell petrol stations across the country), calling […]
By Jenny Leigh A fantastic new environmental initiative has been launched here in the UK that allows people to donate their unwanted vehicles and use the money raised through their disposal to […]
Lindi & Ndivile By Richard Casson: “What the people in there need to understand,” Lindi Nzwana says to me as she points her finger toward the door of a meeting room, “is […]
A recent YouGov poll, showed overwhelming public support for renewable energy sources like wind and solar. Despite this in a report released last week by the clean tech unit of the PR […]
This blog will be covering the Doha talks week for week. Monday 26th November 2012 (Day 1) For the next 2 weeks delegates representing the worlds countries will be trying to fork […]
A greener life, a greener world 