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  1. fukushima revisited: nuclear accidents

    Japan  nuclear energy  technology

    I remember that carbon wizard Anthony Turner, who runs Carbon Sense, once told me that the atmosphere has no political boundaries. And just as carbon dioxide affects everyone, so too does nuclear pollution. It all depends […]

    16 March, 2015 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  2. horrors: biodiversity loss

      biodiversity  community

    Net Primary Production (NPP) – the total photosynthetic production of the planet – is estimated to be 225 billion metric tons of wood, grass, fibre and food. The human economy utilises, consumes, converts, […]

    14 March, 2015 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  3. Russia participates in Ecovillages for Sustainable Rural Development

    Russian Federation, Sweden  ecovillages  community

    Ecovillages for Sustainable Rural Development is a project to create a network of ecovillages and tools for communication and the development of sustainable technology. Russian partners have participated in the project thanks to […]

    11 March, 2015 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  4. Mushroom cultivation on paddy straw creates new income, decreases air pollution

    India  circular economy  community

    Naresh Kumar of Puthar village in Haryana’s Panipat district is among the many farmers who have started farming mushrooms using paddy straw for preparing the compost needed to grow them. This has nearly ended […]

    10 March, 2015 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  5. CSE India Report: Coal-fired power

    India  coal  research

    More than 70 per cent of India’s electricity is produced by coal-fired power plants. Most of them do not have modern technologies and use low-grade coal that is low on energy content and […]

    6 March, 2015 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  6. Megacities Carbon Project

    United States  cities  research

    While national and international Climate Change policies are mired in a bog of ideological obfuscation, cities all around the world have quietly been getting on with things. In the UK, Bristol is the […]

    17 June, 2014 by Tim Willmott with 1 Comment
  7. Energy efficiency first, then low-carbon technologies for emissions targets

    European Union (EU)  energy  research

    The European Commission’s Roadmap for moving to a low-carbon economy says that to achieve the EU’s 80 to 95% greenhouse-gas-reduction objective by 2050 would require a 40% domestic reduction compared to 1990 as a […]

    15 June, 2014 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  8. Goldman Sachs report questions CCS viability

    United States  carbon capture & storage  technology

    A new report is questioning the coal industry’s claim that the fuel is a key component in the fight to reduce energy poverty worldwide, and is also expressing doubt about the viability of […]

    9 June, 2014 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  9. World food security threatened by wealthy corporations

    Spain  agriculture  research

    According to a new study, from grain.org, the world’s food supplies are at risk from corporations and wealthy elites who are increasing their share of farmland. While the United Nations calculated that small farmers […]

    5 June, 2014 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  10. Become an afishionado

    United States  fisheries  community

    Here’s another lovely infographic from our friends at fix.com, this time about fisheries. Click on the image to go to the original article, which contains more information about fish and fisheries. Source: Fix.com […]

    1 June, 2014 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
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