Mail on Sunday Corrects Warming ‘Pause’ Error, Deflects Blame
It’s not always easy to own up to mistakes. So the Mail on Sunday deserves some credit for correcting an error it made reporting...
Is the UK Prepared for the Environmental Risks of a New Era in the...
For the North Sea oil and gas industry, it must seem like Christmas comes in March. The chancellor’s budget announcements for the past five...
Documents Reveal Council Twice Told Angus Energy it Didn’t Have Permission for Brockham Oil...
By Ruth Hayhurst, Drill or Drop.
Documents released yesterday confirm that council planners told Angus Energy that it did not have permission to drill a...
Minister Shoots Down Climate Denier MP, Tells Him to Read the Science on Snow...
He’s only been in his post for nine months, but you’ve got to wonder if climate minister Nick Hurd is already bored of answering...
Have Oil Majors Changed Their Tune on Climate Change?
“This is the biggest challenge as we have at the moment as a company,” Ben van Beurden, chief executive of oil giant Shell, said...
London Energy Company Tied to UK Chancellor to Build Coal Bed Methane Plant in...
A UK energy company with ties to chancellor Philip Hammond and the Oxford Philharmonic has just signed an agreement to develop a highly polluting coal...
Revealed: How BP Puts its Branding in Local Schools While Cutting North Sea Jobs
Oil giant BP is promoting its brand to thousands of schoolchildren in almost 100 schools in Aberdeenshire, an area in which it recently slashed...
Organic is only one ingredient in recipe for sustainable food future
Many people choose organic thinking it's better for humans and the planet, but a new UBC study published in Science Advances finds that might...
Energy crop production on conservation lands may not boost greenhouse gases
Growing sustainable energy crops without increasing greenhouse gas emissions, may be possible on seasonally wet, environmentally sensitive landscapes, according to researchers who conducted a...
The new theory of economic 'agrowth' contributes to the viability of climate policies
ICTA-Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (UAB) researcher Jeroen van den Bergh publishes in Nature Climate Change a study in which he proposes a new economic...