By Jon Crooks A year ago I started campaigning for Manchester to commit to become 100% clean by 2050. A growing number of cities, regions and even countries were committing to such […]
Opinion: A global shift to 100% renewables is within sight
Obama puts the final nail in the coffin on Keystone XL
Flanked by Vice President (L) Joe Biden and Secretary of Sate John Kerry (R), Obama rejects the Keystone XL pipeline. Photo credit: Reuters / Jonathan Ernst. By Anders Lorenzen It has been […]
Paris on high security alert just weeks before crucial climate summit
The French Foreign Minister, Laurent Fabius, have said the climate talks will go ahead. Photo credit: UN Climate Change via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen It was set to be the highest profiled […]
Opinion: A successful COP21 will take us closer to a sustainable future
A successfulCOP21 could take us down the road to a sustainable future argues Phil Foster. Photocredit: Boris Balabanov / The World Bank via Flickr. By Phil Foster This December sees the 21st […]
Less than a month to Paris: Where are we at?
Climate Summit 2014. Image Credit to United Nations Photos. Found on Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen and Katie Morrey With the crucial Paris COP21 talks this December fast approaching, the one thing that […]
Indonesia’s forest fires make it the world’s fourth largest CO2 emitter
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 […]
Opinion – Climate change: the debate rolls on and on…
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 […]
It’s one step for tidal energy, one giant leap for renewables
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 […]
Analysis: Canada elections: A new dawn for Canadian climate policy looks likely
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 […]
Opinion: Climate-change reality versus corporate myth-making
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 […]
A greener life, a greener world 