An artist’s impression of the the Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon project. By Anders Lorenzen Wales, in the United Kingdom, could be the birthplace of a pioneering new energy technology. A world first […]
London’s Big Ben and Houses of Parliament during Earth Hour. Photo credit: Earth Hour. WWF have said that 172 countries took part in this year’s Earth Hour, with millions joining the movement […]
A Costa Rican wind farm. Photo credit: Sam Beebe via Flickr. Costa Rica, the small Latin American country, has been powered with 100 percent renewable energy since the start of this year. […]
The front cover of the Guardian at the launch of their fossil fuel divestment campaign, 17th of March. Image credit: The Guardian. By Anders Lorenzen In a revamped effort to increase their […]
Photo credit: dmytrok via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen It was not the news anyone expected to receive on Friday the 13th of March 2015 but, nevertheless, that was the day on which […]
Injured Syrian women arrive at a field hospital after an air strike hit their homes in the town of Azar on the outskirts of Aleppo, Syria, August 15, 2012. As the war […]
Photo credit: Cedrennes via Flickr. In the Western world we tend to take water completely for granted; but can and should we? By 2050 there will be in the region of nine […]
US coal producers who bet on rising Asian demand struggle to justify new export terminals as China’s coal consumption slows. Photo credit: CoalSwarm. By Sabine Muscat Slowing economic growth and tougher environmental […]
France could move away from a previous pledge to reduce nuclear capacity. Picture: a nuclear reactor in the French countryside. Photo credit: Lassi Kurkijarvi via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen When Francois Hollande […]
Jim Inhofe uses a snowball to disprove global warming. Photo credit: YouTube. By Anders Lorenzen A US Republican Senator last month controversially used a snowball to try to prove that global warming […]
A greener life, a greener world 