First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond and British Prime Minister David Cameron signs the Edinburgh Agreement which gives Scotland a referendum to vote for Independence from the United Kingdom. Photo credit: Scottish […]
Photo credit: Trillion Fund. By guest contributor Ruth Lumley With the Scottish referendum on whether Scotland will stay in the UK or not just over a week away, the impact of a […]
Photo credit: World Meteorological Organization (WMO). By Anders Lorenzen Denmark’s leading weather forecaster Jesper Theilgaard has, along with 13 other weather forecasters from around the globe, taken part in a World Meteorological […]
Bill Gates joins the Bjorn Lomborg fan club.
A wind turbine next to the Finish nuclear power plant Olkiluoto. Photo credit: Green Blog By guest contributor Green Blog In June, the parliament in Finland passed a new climate change act […]
Opening plenary at the World Water Week 2014. Photo credit: World Water Week. By Anders Lorenzen World leaders, scientists and experts have been gathering this week for the 24th World Water Week […]
By Anders Lorenzen Photo credits: © Wu Haitao/Greenpeace A Greenpeace investigation has found that a Chinese coal mine is encroaching onto the third largest river in Asia, the Yellow River. Greenpeace found […]
Photo credit: Alexander Neureuter, http://www.neureuters.de. By guest contributor Melanie Mattauch Johannes Kapelle has been playing the organ in the Protestant church of Proschim since he was 14. The 78-year-old is actively involved […]
Photo credit: Reuters / Robert Galbraith. By Anders Lorenzen Firefighters were the latest victims in California’s ongoing drought that has now lasted for over four years and appear to have no end […]
Leonardo DiCaprio with former US Vice President Al Gore. Photo credit: Jeff Pulver via Flickr. Green World Rising – a new short climate miniseries narrated by Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio and a […]
A greener life, a greener world 