Lame climate quote of the day
“With geoengineering outlawed, will only outlaws have geoengineering?” – Stephen Dubner, writing in today’s Freakonomics blog at the New York
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Jurdy: Taking a swing
Jurdy’s on the ropes in defense of the world’s rainforests …
Greenland's ice loss speeds up, pushing sea levels higher
The Greenland ice sheet is losing mass at an accelerating rate, researchers reported this week in a study published in
Sustainable irony: Alive and well at the Green IT Expo
The following is a guest commentary by Aydin Kurt-Elli, CEO of Lumison, a UK-based business ISP: If I learned one
Wow: Climate can jump from mild to Arctic in just months
Doubt that environmental tipping points can change the Earth’s climate in a geologic blink of an eye? Doubt no
Cleantech startup looking for funds? Join our investment event
Are you a UK-based cleantech startup that’s looking for funding? Let us know, and — if your technology fits the
Without green energy & efficiency, electric cars aren't the answer
While a shift to electric cars is widely touted as a brilliant way to reduce carbon emissions and dependence on
New catalyst could make it easier to tap world's methane
While the world has 60 years’ worth of recoverable natural gas resources, it doesn’t tap that energy source as
Mission: Protect world's historic sites from climate change
As international leaders prepare for December talks on tackling climate change, European and North African scientists are studying ways to
Jurdy: Digging deep for the climate
Jurdy aims for the core on climate action …
New 'World Energy Outlook': Realistic or fudged?
The International Energy Agency (IEA) usually garners a lot of attention when it releases its annual “World Energy Outlook,” but
Current policy is hurting, not helping, UK's low-carbon goals
Britain’s current energy planning system poses a barrier to energy security and a low-carbon future, Energy and Climate Secretary