Acts of God: why secular climate projects fail in the Pacific
Unless you are cocooned in a tourist bubble, it is hardly possible to miss God when you visit the Pacific Islands. In every village...
Nine places to see bats during Biodiversity Week 2017!
17th May 2017
Biodiversity week is about to begin. With over 50 free events happening throughout Ireland, from the 19th-28th May, there’s something to suit...
Ségolène Royal reveals new head for ‘Africa-led’ renewables scheme
French environment minister Ségolène Royal has announced a replacement official to lead an African renewable energy scheme that is embroiled in a row over European interference.Malian diplomat Seyni...
5 Coastal explorations to enjoy this Biodiversity Week
15th May 2017
Biodiversity week is about to begin!
Over the course of ten days, 19th – 28th May, over 50 free events will be taking...
Dutch university gave Shell power to influence curriculum, students
Funding from Shell and other oil majors has turned a prestigious Dutch University into a conduit for fossil fuel policy gambits, according to an...
The Indian coal plant paid $150m to sit idle
An Indian coal-fired power plant is to be paid 983 crore rupees ($150 million) this financial year for generators that are sitting idle.The Rattan India...
Election 2017: What the manifestos say on energy and climate change
UK POLICY | May 16. 2017. 15:23
Election 2017: What the manifestos say on energy and climate change
On 8 June, the UK will head to...
Obama’s Clean Power Plan: What to Know About the Newest Legal Showdown
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Old McDonnell has a plan. He eyes IOUs
Labour’s plans aren’t really Keynesian and seem designed to repel businesses in a post-Brexit world. It is all about redistributing a smaller pie







