An anti TTIP protest. Photo credit: Friends of the Earth Europe / Lode Saidanne via Flickr. By Rebecca Clark The US Congress has faced opposition recently from environmental groups in the face […]
By Aisha Rodriguez Despite natural catastrophes, fluctuations in oil prices and terrorist threats, global air passenger traffic have been increasing rapidly, with a projected annual growth of 5%. This is representative of […]
The Si2 crosses the Red Sea. By Anders Lorenzen Photos: © Solar Impulse The solar powered flight, Solar Impulse (Si2) have completed their record-breaking around the world flight. Si2 lands in […]
Photo credit: Nestle UK. By Anders Lorenzen A new Scottish wind farm is set to provide half of the electricity needed to power up Nestle’s UK and Ireland operations. Nestle, the global […]
Kevin Bale. Photo credit: Chatham House. By Malee Oot In school, most of us were taught the end of slavery came more than a century ago — after the tireless efforts of […]
Report finds that family planning plays a significant role in achieving sustainability gains.
Philip Hammond could offer some climate hope in dark times for UK’s approach to tackle climate change. Photo credit: Foreign and Commonwealth Office via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen The UK has, for […]
Photo credit: LG Solar. By Bob Mills The solar industry is undergoing a significant period of change. Last months Brexit vote is suspected to have serious consequences to the UK’s renewable energy […]
Back in April Elon Musk unveiled Tesla’s much anticipated Model 3.. Photo credit: Steve Jurvetson via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Entrepreneur and founder of PayPal, SpaceX and last but not least Tesla, […]
Some investors are not sold on clean energy and sustainability. Photo credit: Florian Richter – via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Over the course of the last six months, I have attended three […]
A greener life, a greener world 