Greenlanders voted for change in parliamentary elections which could significantly alter mining and energy policies.
Greenland election: political earthquake puts the environment in focus
Analysis: Ocean mining – a dangerous proposition for people and planet
A moratorium would give us the opportunity to collect the data we need to determine whether seabed mining can be authorised without causing irreversible harm.
As the peak gardening season approaches there is a renewed call to ban peat sales
The Wildlife Trust increases the pressure on the UK government to ban peat sales.
Film review: Seaspiracy – barking up the wrong tree
We review Seaspiracy,
Green solution to lowering urban temperatures during summer
Keeping suburban parks green year-round can lower city temperatures by up to 12 degrees celsius during summer heatwaves, an Australian study has found.
Cuban coastal resilience project wins UN backing
The Green Climate Fund invests in Cuban coastal resilience project.
Australia experiences worst flooding in 60 years
New South Wales experience the worst flooding in 60 years.
Analysis: Better financing can boost livelihoods around renewables
Innovative funding for initiatives and applications of decentralised renewable energy will boost demand in India while generating livelihood options for a large number of people.
Report indicates the US is way off meeting it’s Paris Agreement targets
At home the US has a mountain to climb to address the climate crisis.
Rewilding is boosting the economy, research finds
Research finds that rewilding is boosting the economy.
