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Climate Change, News & Comments March 12, 2018

18 Great New Books About Climate Change, Sustainability and Pioneering Women Environmentalists

This story was originally published by The Revelator Sustainability What do Rachel Carson, sea otters, toxic toads and the Gold King Mine disaster have in common?…


News & Comments, Policy & Strategy March 8, 2018

It’s time to change how Africa powers itself. 500 million people depend on it

  For Africa to realize its full economic and social potential, the continent will require robust power infrastructure to deliver affordable, clean energy to all…


Climate Change, Nature & Environment, News & Comments March 1, 2018

‘Beast from The East’ – the science behind Europe’s Siberian chill

The so-called “Beast from the East” has arrived in the UK, bringing unusually cold weather – about 7°C colder than the historical average for this…


Climate Change February 23, 2018

Climate Change Adaptation Strategies for Indonesia

Key Points Climate adaptations can be made on both a small-scale, in local communities, and at the national level. Infrastructure robustness and resilience is imperative…


News & Comments, Renewables February 20, 2018

Meet the new ‘renewable superpowers’: nations that boss the materials used for wind and solar

  Imagine a world where every country has not only complied with the Paris climate agreement but has moved away from fossil fuels entirely. How…


Advanced Tech, Climate Change, Green Tech, News & Comments February 15, 2018

Here are 5 reasons why we need an ‘Internet of Energy’

Two technological revolutions are shaping the dawn of the 21st century: the development of the internet and the shift towards a carbon-free global energy system….


News & Comments February 12, 2018

5 things I learned from Davos 2018

  The mood at Davos was the most upbeat for over a decade. Synchronous global growth, surging markets, ultra loose monetary policy and some pro-business policies…


Nature & Environment, Renewables February 10, 2018

First US ski resort to operate on 100 percent renewable energy

The famous Lake Tahoe resorts in California will be the first ski facilities in the US to operate on 100 percent renewable energy, eliminating emissions…


Offshore wind is quickly becoming a mainstream energy source for nations, with installation costs tumbling at record rates, according to the latest industry statistics. [Statkraft / Flickr]

Renewables, Wind February 8, 2018

Winds of change: Seven key statistics of Europe’s booming offshore wind industry

A new report released on Tuesday (6 February) by WindEurope highlights a record year for Europe and UK offshore wind projects. Diving into the data,…


Advanced Tech, Innovation, News & Comments February 1, 2018

Smart cities need to be more human, so we’re creating Sims-style virtual worlds

Huge quantities of networked sensors have appeared in cities across the world in recent years. These include cameras and sensors that count the number of…


Maaloula landscape in Syria. Photo credit: High Contrast

Articles, Climate Change January 25, 2018

How droughts have scarred Syria forever

What is the good, bad, and the ugly regarding climate change and Syria? The good is that the Syrian government has finally signed the 2016…


Articles, Climate Change January 25, 2018

The stark link between climate and forced migration

The Global Climate Index for 2018 was published in early November and – like the ones before it – the index makes grim reading. The…


The RDK8 steam power plant at the Rheinhafen-Dampfkraftwerk electrical generation facility in Karlsruhe, Germany.

Articles, Coal January 25, 2018

Coal may be Jurassic but technology is not

Coal’s unfortunate image as the dinosaur of power generation is not helped by the fact that the basic principles of a coal power plant have…


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Cerrado in the Parque Nacional Chapada dos veadeiros, Brazil. Photo credit: Eliane de Castro (Wikimedia)

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Fishermen on a water hyacinth-infested lake. Photo credit: Pradipta (Pixahive)

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UN Climate Change meeting (June 6, 2023). Photo credit: UNclimatechange (Flickr)

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Isle of Skye, Scotland. Photo credit: Elisabetta Fenu

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Green Roof at the WIPO Headquarters. Photo credit: WIPO (Flickr)

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Cerium fluoride. Photo credit: Leiem (Wikimedia)

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