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  1. China now the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gas emissions

    China  climate change  research

    China has surpassed the US as the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and is responsible for around a quarter of global emissions, according to a new report from WWF-China, written by […]

    13 March, 2015 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  2. Climate change and water: EPA’s priorities for 2015

    United States  water, climate change  government

    The US Environmental Protection Agency has announced its priorities for 2015 in a strategy paper that outlines goals for now until 2018. Specifically, it maintains that it “must continue our focus on urban, […]

    12 March, 2015 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  3. Solar energy cheapest of all

    Germany  solar power  research

    By 2025, solar power in sunny regions of the world will be cheaper than power from coal or gas / Success depends on stable regulatory conditions In a few years, solar energy plants […]

    9 March, 2015 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  4. What is the carbon footprint of the 1.3 billion tonnes of food wasted each year?

    Sweden  ecological accounting  research

    The carbon footprint of food waste should be taken into account alongside the the weight of food wasted, says a new study. The research examined three years of food waste data from six […]

    7 March, 2015 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  5. Grass for Sustainable Growth

    South Africa  bioenergy  community

    On March 11, 2015, the official kick-off of innovation project ‘Grass for Sustainable Growth’ will be held in Johannesburg, South Africa. The INGCA consortium – comprising the Dutch company Dutch aWEARness and the South African […]

    5 March, 2015 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  6. Deep-water fish remove over 1m tonnes of CO2 in Irish-UK waters every year

    United Kingdom  climate change  research

    Deep-water fish living along the Irish-UK continental slope remove more than a million tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere each year, according to a recent study. Continental slope ecosystems play an important role in […]

    16 September, 2014 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  7. Still time to go to the Small Is… Festival

    United Kingdom  education & learning  community

    “Small is…Festival is a great chance for people to get in touch with ideas that can really help to build solutions for a world locked into big-business market forces, helping to put people […]

    11 September, 2014 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  8. Support Aruba’s biggest environmental project

    Aruba  leisure  entertainment

    As Britain’s summer threatens to come to a soggy end, beach lovers still seeking their sun-drenched break should head to Aruba in September – where they can also join the island’s biggest environmental […]

    3 September, 2014 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  9. Earth Overshoot Day 2014 is 19th August

    United States  ecological accounting  research

    It has taken less than eight months for humanity to use up nature’s entire budget for the year and go into ecological overshoot, according to data from Global Footprint Network, – last year it […]

    19 August, 2014 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
  10. Mars Inc. Publishes 2013 Principles in Action Summary

    United States  Corporate Social Responsibility  business

    Mars Incorporated released its fourth annual Principles in Action Summary today. A few highlights include: Mars is now the world’s largest purchaser of cocoa from certified sources. A new Deforestation Policy launched in […]

    25 July, 2014 by Tim Willmott with No Comments - Be the First
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