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Fossil Fuels, News & Comments January 6, 2018

Who’s Behind Fossil Fuel Extraction? It’s Not Just Republicans

Like the sections of pipe they are assembled from, pipelines with names like Algonquin, Dominion and Kinder Morgan/TCG CT Expansion are interconnected, and affect a…


Climate Change, Nature & Environment, News & Comments January 3, 2018

7 Links Between the Food on Your Plate and Our Changing Climate

Organic advocates proudly point to improved water quality and better habitat for the birds and bees as a result of their food choices. But what…


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

As Oceans Warm, the World’s Kelp Forests Begin to Disappear

Kelp forests — luxuriant coastal ecosystems that are home to a wide variety of marine biodiversity — are being wiped out from Tasmania to California,…


Climate Change, News & Comments December 28, 2017

14 Notable Climate Influencers of 2017

This was a year of tug-of-war for the environment. With Donald Trump becoming president of the U.S. at a time when wildfires, hurricanes, and floods were devastating the country, it was…


Geothermal, News & Comments December 22, 2017

Untapped potential of geothermal energy

In a presentation for the CleanTech Alliance, Susan Petty, co-founder of AltaRock Energy, provides her view on how geothermal energy is a viable renewable energy…


Dennis Tang, View from Cerro Amigos, Costa Rica

Renewables December 1, 2017

Costa Rica’s Electricity Has Run Entirely on Renewables For 300 Days in 2017

A new record, with weeks to go before the year is up. Costa Rica has done it again. In January, the Central American country announced…


Policy & Strategy, Renewables November 29, 2017

MEPs to vote on ‘strict minimum’ 35% renewables target

The European Parliament’s influential Committee on Industry, Research and Energy will vote on Tuesday (28 November) on a compromise deal that could set the bloc’s…


Climate Change, News & Comments, Policy & Strategy November 23, 2017

COP23: Key outcomes agreed at the UN climate talks in Bonn

Climate change was again placed at the centre of global diplomacy over the past two weeks as diplomats and ministers gathered in Bonn, Germany, for…


Articles, CCS November 13, 2017

The Kemper County CCS project – what went wrong and what next?

A long-running saga finally came to an end this July, as the Kemper County carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility was ordered to cease operations…


Articles, Vanishing Point November 13, 2017

Funtana Raminosa: where the copper rush began

Isolated among the mountains, in the middle of Sardinia (Italy), with a butte here and there that breaks the skyline that surrounds and hides the…


Articles, Climate Change, Policy & Strategy November 13, 2017

Climate change is a market failure

US president Donald Trump is gearing up for war in the east, but not against North Korea and not by nuclear or conventional means of…


India wells

Articles, Climate Change, Nature & Environment November 13, 2017

7 Reasons We’re Facing a Global Water Crisis

Droughts in Somalia. Water rationing in Rome. Flooding in Jakarta and Harvey-battered Houston. It doesn’t take a hydrologist to realize that there is a growing…


Articles, Climate Change November 13, 2017

The alarming link between greenhouse effect and hurricanes

Who lives by the fossil fuels shall die by the global warming. Cynical, unforgiving, bitter, acrimonious and catastrophic? Sure. It ticks all the boxes. But…


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