Climate Change: the supply-side approach

This is a guest post by Chris Vernon, who is based in the UK where he edits the European edition of The Oil Drum, a popular weblog hosting discussions about energy and our future. This post is based on an article first published at The Oil Drum. The key objective in the face of climate …

A 6 year old’s take on climate change

A load of dead important people from all over the world are flying to a place called Bali. They are going to talk for ages about if we should do enough to save the climate. They will decide if loads and loads of people in Africa and other places might die, lose their homes, animals, …

Current TV Ecospot winners announced

Current TV and the Alliance for Climate Protection challenged the public to create Ecospots, 60 second short films with a message to get people involved in combating climate change. The winners have been announced. The video below is the winner of 3rd place and my favourite. [via: Eco Chick]

Are we going to be living in the future we were warned about?

The final IPCC report [pdf] has been published, the scientists have spoken in one voice and they’re saying that climate change is “unequivocal” and will bring about “abrupt and irreversible changes”. This report is our final warning to do something about global warming before it’s too late. To look at what we can expect to …

The 2007 Energy Bill – Can the U.S. Ever Green Its Energy Policy?

This is a guest post by Lorna Li, of Lorna Li : Green 2.0 Marketing. As oil prices skyrocket and the climate heats up, the debate around the 2007 Energy Bill, currently being debated in U.S. Congress behind closed doors, is getting hotter. Environmentalists, students, rock stars, and even auto industry workers in the United …

British Environment and Media Awards 2007

The lines are closed, the votes have been counted and I can now reveal that the winners of the British Environment and Media Awards 2007 are: Award for Best Television News and Current Affairs Coverage – BBC1 Ten O’Clock News – Climate Change Best Television Documentary – Granada and KQED Public Television – China – …