Photo credit: United Nations Photo / Mark Garten via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen On Sunday, the world’s climate eyes were focused again on the Danish capital, Copenhagen, as the Intergovernmental Panel on […]
Photo credit: United Nations Photo / Mark Garten via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen On Sunday, the world’s climate eyes were focused again on the Danish capital, Copenhagen, as the Intergovernmental Panel on […]
Photo credit: nydailynews.com By Anders Lorenzen Americans have been voted in the US midterm elections. Elections that could put the Republicans in charge of both the House and Senate. Polls indicate it […]
Landowners in the Miyun basin will be trained to plant, care for and monitor trees. Photo credit: 老信天翁. By Zhang Yan & Aaron Reuben Could a project to restore tree diversity in the […]
Photo credit: the Government of Spain via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Spaniard Miguel Arias Cañete will be EU’s next commissioner for Climate Action and Energy after he was approved by the European […]
A wind turbine part being transported in South Australia and in the background an existing wind farm. Photo credit: David Clarke via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Coal loving Australia have set an […]
Photo credit: WDM via Flickr. By Dr. James Hansen In The Wheels of Justice I argued that a multi-front strategy is essential in the fight to stabilize climate and preserve our planet […]
Wind turbines at the Danish island Bornholm at an open day event during Global Wind Power day. Photocredit: Danish Wind Industry Association. By Anders Lorenzen Denmark’s 5,229 wind turbines have produced yet […]
Solar panels on Sumba Island in Eastern Indonesia. Photo credit: Asian Development Bank via Flickr. By Anders LorenzenSomething strange is going on. Why has a champion of eradicating poverty decided to champion […]
Photo credit: SingleHop. By Jordan Jacobs Climate change is on nearly everybody’s mind, in one way or another. Becoming more aware of the effects of emissions on the environment, people are […]
Photo credit: Climate Action Network International. By Anders Lorenzen Something quite remarkable happened in New York City last month, more precisely on the 21st September 2014 as an estimated 400,000 took to […]