A greener life, a greener world

The lungs of our planet is in trouble we all know that, but that trouble could very well be strengthened. The Brazilian congress have just passed a bill that would be simply […]

What does one do when one keeps being disgusted over the lack of media coverage on the issue of Tar Sands exploration in ones home country of Denmark?When looking back at it […]

As I stare out of the window and look at the blue sky, you can’t help to be met with optimism and the fact that the city I’m in is Copenhagen doesn’t […]

As we in London go to the polls on 3 May, we have to decide on the best option for London for the next four years. It’s a difficult choice and you […]

Last week, several UK water companies introduced a hosepipe ban. They subsequently admitted they were unsure about how long it would stay in place for. All will depend on how much rain […]

This blog is taking part in TckTckTck’s Rio +20 blogging competition. On the 20th of June, delegates are meeting in Rio to discuss the green economy in the context of sustainable development, […]

Brixton Energy, a London-based community energy co-operative, formally launched their first ‘Solar 1’ project this week. This involves placing solar panels on social housing on the Loughborough estate in Brixton, one of […]

In the wake of the leaked documents from the Heartland Institute about removing climate change from the subject you teach kids about in school’s curriculum , Shells climate change advisor David Hone […]

If you follow renewable energy development in the UK you would also notice the recent growing opposition to wind power development. Recently culminating in 100 conservative MP’s along with a few Labour […]

When Obama rejected the Keystone XL pipeline, it was heralded as a victory by people the world over including myself. But as I looked more into the issues, I found they were […]