Book: Eaarth: Making a Life on a Tough New PlanetAuthor: Bill McKibben (2010) Review: Even though ‘Eaarth’ is already slightly out of date, with environmental statistics, science and technological advances moving so […]

What is a blog? What is Social media? Eh, what? That might have been the answer you would have gotten ten years ago had you posed those two questions. But I don’t […]

Like many I was incredibly disappointed about the outcome of the Rio+20 summit. In fact I was pretty much downbeat and disappointed months before started as it was pretty clear that it […]

What makes 2000 plus cyclists of all levels venture out on to the roads and head out on the ambitious ride between London Fields in Hackney and Dunwich on the Suffolk coast? […]

21st June is Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year and traditionally a day of festivals and celebration. In the high North, past the Arctic Circle, it’s the first first day […]

Last month saw Germany breaking a world record for the percentage of its energy output that was produced by renewable energy. Saturday 26thy of May they produced a whopping 22 GW of renewable energy. . […]

Welcome to Norway, home to a proud people who enjoy telling the myth about how they cheated their rival and neighbor Denmark by, despite owning very little of the North Sea oil, […]

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 […]