A record capacity of new wind were added in US in 2012. By Anders LorenzenHere at A greener life, a greener world we’re big fans of wind power and today on Global […]
Global Wind Power Day focus: wind power in the US
Competition: Win a Chasing Ice DVD
Enter the competition and be in with a chance to win a copy of Chasing Ice. Jeff Orlowski’s powerful documentary Chasing Ice, follows National Geographic Photographer James Balog on his journey to […]
Europe hit by Extreme Weather
Flooding in Passau, Eastern Germany on 3rd of June 2013. Photo credit: Matthias Schrader – AP By Anders Lorenzen During the last week, many parts of Europe have been hit by severe […]
Guest blog: House hunting, energy & a happy economy
By Charlotte Webster Source: Wikimedia Commons ‘London property market based on people pretending grim places are great’ reported the Daily Mash last week. ‘A s*** flat in London now costs £500,000 thanks […]
Guest blog: No Dash For Gas vs the corporate state
By EDF*off Yesterday, climate activists from No Dash For Gas have been sentenced community service with some conditional discharge: as if they have not already done enough service to society by challenging […]
Opinion: Why the UK should move away from a gas future
Anti fracking demo outside Parliament. By Anders Lorenzen The BBC reported this week that the UK’s shale gas deposits is estimated to be far larger than previously thought. Shale gas is being […]
Guest blog: 32.8 Million Displaced in 2012 as a result of climate and weather related events
By Malee Oot According to the new report Global Estimates 2012: People Displaced By Disasters, released by the International Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), nearly 32.8 million people were forced to leave […]
Guest blog: Clean energy to keep the lights on and reduce bills
By Rebecca O’Connor Clean energy is better for the economy than shale gas and will produce billions of pounds worth of savings to cash-strapped households over the long-term, according to a government […]
Walmart goes Solar
By Anders Lorenzen Sweden’s IKEA does it, so does the United Kingdom’s Sainsbury’s and now USA’s Walmart does it too. We’re not talking about some new groundbreaking furniture or food project but […]
Opinion: British farmers need to be involved in the renewable energy revolution
Two wind turbines spinning at a farm in Northern Jutland, Denmark, April 2013. By Anders Lorenzen A trip up and down the British countryside will quickly tell you that, unlike Germany and […]
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