Haze from Indonesia’s forest fires. Photo credit: Naz Amir via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Forest fires which have been smoldering over Indonesia for weeks are now so severe that last month a […]
Andrew Man with an outside the box reflection on climate change and COP21. Photo credit: DonkeyHotey via Flickr. By Andrew Man Two years ago I read a book Scatter, Adapt, and Remember by […]
Image credit to http://www.renewables.seenews.com By Katie Morrey It’s not all doom and gloom in the renewable energy sector in the UK. Early this month the Isle of Man Government made a big […]
Canada has a new prime minister in Justin Trudeau. What will that mean for climate change and energy policies? Photo credit: Reuters / Chris Wattie. By Anders Lorenzen Canada has a […]
Protesters demonstrate against companies who profit from climate change in San Francisco’s financial district last month. Photo credit: Peg Hunter via Flickr. By Professor Christopher Wright and Professor Daniel Wright It has long […]
Solar panels at the Four Ashes Golf Centre. Photo credit: Elliott Brown via Flickr. We have previously written about the clean energy sector in the UK and its insecure future with regard […]
The UK prime minister, David Cameron announce a historic nuclear deal between China and the UK at a Downing Street press conference. Photo credit: Number 10 / Georgina Coupe via Flickr. By Anders […]
Could algae jet fuel make aviation sustainable? By Carl Freer Wind energy can power streetlights. Electric vehicles are being pushed to be a norm. Solar panels have reached consumer level, thanks to […]
Image credit to Gi FlyBike. By Katie Morrey The sale of electric bikes has grown rapidly over the last few years. With public transport strikes becoming more frequent and the cost and […]
A flooded street in South Carolina pictured on the 6th of October. Photo credit: Reuters / Randall Hill. By Anders Lorenzen While the majority of US Republicans continue to deny the reality […]
A greener life, a greener world 