Photo credit: Reuters / Kyodo. By Anders Lorenzen In scenes which bring back memories of the devastating tsunami disaster in Japan in 2011, which was triggered by an underwater earthquake and caused […]
Devastating floods hit Japan
Increased Chinese and US ambitions raise hopes for a global deal on climate change
Could the US and China lead the way in COP21 negotiations? Photo credit: Reuters / Mick Tsikas. By Anders Lorenzen Increased ambition and efforts by the US and China could pave the […]
Opinion: Energy storage: the sometimes forgotten partner of the clean revolution
By Peter Curley Peter Curley, Technologist, The Climate Group, explores current and future trends in energy storage, the technological development of which is crucial for renewables to grow at the pace and […]
Opinion: The victims of climate change
Thousands of Syrian refugees march from Budapest, Hungary towards the Austrian border. Photo credit: Laszlo Balogh / Reuters. By Anders Lorenzen Much has been written, broadcast and talked about in recent weeks […]
As he speaks at Alaskan Arctic conference, environmentalists attack Obama for climate hypocrisy
Photo credit: The White House. By Anders Lorenzen As Obama speaks at the Alaskan hosted Arctic conference, GLACIER, environmentalists attack the US president for taking a hypocritical stance on tackling climate change. […]
Opinion: The urgent reality of sea level rise: evidence explains it all
A world-renowned climate science expert lays out compelling evidence that multi-meter sea level rise is today’s challenge, not tomorrow’s.
German scientist admits nuclear decommissioning takes priority over fighting climate change
A French nuclear power plant. Photo credit: Daniel Jolivet via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen A nuclear row has unfolded on Twitter between clean energy enthusiasts, over whether Germany’s effort in cutting emissions […]
July hottest month ever recorded
July was the hottest month ever recorded. Photo credit: Asian Development Bank via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Data out from the US scientific government body, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), states […]
Video – exploding pipeline sets Moscow river on fire
Photo credit: YouTube. Little is reported by mainstream media about the devastating impact of fossil fuels in Russia, the world’s largest land mass. Indigenous people and green groups would tell you about […]
Opinion: Solar subsidy cuts: is the panic justified?
Westmill Solar Farm in the UK. Photo credit: Richard Peat via Flickr. By Phil Foster The news that the UK Government has announced another round of cuts to renewable sources, this time […]
A greener life, a greener world 