Hydropower Threatens Cambodia Food Source
Cambodia's Tonle Sap Lake, which lies in the center of the country, is home to hundreds of species of fish that provide the Southeast Asian nation with up to 60 percent of its protein.
Kevin Anderson: We Need to demonstrate Leadership
A dire “second notice” to humanity
Natural Gas (Methane) likely make Climate much worse
The evidence is overwhelming that natural gas has no net climate benefit on timescales that matters to humans.
Fossil Fuel Subsidies Reforms around the World
Implementing Paris and the SDGs through fuel subsidy reform and taxation.
Arnold Schwarzenegger: Communicate Health Issues
Film star and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke at the COP23 UN climate conference on Sunday, November 12, 2017.
Dan Kammen reflects on Electric Car Revolution Naysayers and Leaders
Distinguished Professor of Energy at University of California Dan Kammen, interviewed in December 2016 by Peter Sinclair.
Uncharted Waters – More Droughts and Floods than previously Known. Effects. (2017)
Richard Damania, Lead Economist of Water Global Practice, The World Bank speaks at keynote event October 2017.
Why is offshore wind suddenly so cheap?
The price of offshore wind has dropped by 50% in two years in the UK – we asked the head of renewables at Scottish Power to explain what's going on.
Why forests *really* matter for climate change
Forest conservation has long been seen as a way of mitigating climate change, but across the world, natural landscapes are increasingly threatened by industrial development and urbanisation.