Enthusiastic kids in front of the Watly machine in Ghana. Photo credit: Watly. By Anders Lorenzen Many communities in the developing world still lack access to clean and sanitised drinking water, making […]
Photo credit: Gage Skidmore via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen In the run up to the hugely important Democratic primary in New York on Tuesday eve, Bernie Sanders has reinforced his message that […]
By GovTrack.us Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, the leading Democratic presidential candidates, both served in the Senate. So how do they compare on actions taken in the Senate — votes taken and […]
The University of Leicester’s new Medical Centre is the largest Passivhaus building in the world. Photo credit: University of Leicester. By Anders Lorenzen The University of Leicester in the UK […]
Dr Steve Waygood delivers his presentation at the Economist Sustainability Summit. Photo credit: The Economist Events. By Anders Lorenzen Is my pension fund sustainably invested? Am I protected from the future risks […]
Photo credit: Pascal via Flickr. By Hans Verolme The influence of the economy and industry on international climate policy and its decisions has remained hidden from the public for a long time. […]
A billion dollars mobilised which would help poorer countries respond to climate change.
Photo credit: ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies / Terry Hughes. By Anders Lorenzen New footage has emerged which is making Australian scientists extremely worried. Recently released footage shows that […]
A new report finds that going veggie could cut global food emissions by two-thirds. Photo credit: Moyan Brenn via Flickr. By Marco Springmann, University of Oxford Eating more fruit and vegetables […]
A German nuclear power plant pictured in 2007. Photo credit: Andy Rudorfer via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Many see him as one of the most radical scientists around, and he has time […]
A greener life, a greener world 