Will renewables ever replace fracking? Emily Folk | 24th October 2019 The ultimate goal of putting all fossil fuels behind us is an uphill battle and one that we may not be able to reach. How not to eliminate fossil fuel subsidies Lucy EJ Woods | 21st October 2019 Fossil fuel subsidies have been reinstated in Ecuador following violent protests. Still, 'people's demands for a safe, stable economy and environment are not being listened to.' Earthworker: taking power back Kurt Johnson | 17th October 2019 A worker-owned cooperative in Victoria, Australia, is drawing on the combined forces of industrial and environmental action. XR protesters target City of London PA | 14th October 2019 Dozens of activists are sitting or standing in the road as City workers leave Bank tube station. Demand for coal continues to grow in India Rabiya Jaffery | 9th October 2019 Grassroots opposition is mounting in India as new coal projects displace communities and destroy ancient forests. BP - exit stage left Catherine Early | 3rd October 2019 Pressure from school strikers has forced the Royal Shakespeare Company to prematurely end its partnership with oil company BP. Resisting coal in Pakistan’s Thar Desert Rabiya Jaffery | 30th September 2019 Protestors in Pakistan’s Thar Desert continue to fight against new coal projects. UK banks continue to fund climate disaster Marianne Brooker | 27th September 2019 Nearly £150 billion invested in fossil fuels by UK banks since Paris Agreement. Pensions: the quiet perpetrator of ecocide Michael Kind | 27th September 2019 Investment services are going unaccounted for in the fight against climate crisis, but with awareness comes action. School strikers target oil behemoth BP Craig Simpson | 26th September 2019 School strikers call on the Royal Shakespeare Company to stop taking sponsorship from BP. Neoliberal lobbyists undermine climate policy Richard Collett-White | 24th September 2019 Lobby groups in the US are the most effective at blocking climate action, according to a new report from InfluenceMap. Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last » Home Editors’ Picks Activism Climate Breakdown Biodiversity Coronavirus Food and Farming Conservation Deforestation Energy Mining Pollution Economics and policy Indigenous Peoples Systems Resurgence & Ecologist Events Ecologist recycled
How not to eliminate fossil fuel subsidies Lucy EJ Woods | 21st October 2019 Fossil fuel subsidies have been reinstated in Ecuador following violent protests. Still, 'people's demands for a safe, stable economy and environment are not being listened to.' Earthworker: taking power back Kurt Johnson | 17th October 2019 A worker-owned cooperative in Victoria, Australia, is drawing on the combined forces of industrial and environmental action. XR protesters target City of London PA | 14th October 2019 Dozens of activists are sitting or standing in the road as City workers leave Bank tube station. Demand for coal continues to grow in India Rabiya Jaffery | 9th October 2019 Grassroots opposition is mounting in India as new coal projects displace communities and destroy ancient forests. BP - exit stage left Catherine Early | 3rd October 2019 Pressure from school strikers has forced the Royal Shakespeare Company to prematurely end its partnership with oil company BP. Resisting coal in Pakistan’s Thar Desert Rabiya Jaffery | 30th September 2019 Protestors in Pakistan’s Thar Desert continue to fight against new coal projects. UK banks continue to fund climate disaster Marianne Brooker | 27th September 2019 Nearly £150 billion invested in fossil fuels by UK banks since Paris Agreement. Pensions: the quiet perpetrator of ecocide Michael Kind | 27th September 2019 Investment services are going unaccounted for in the fight against climate crisis, but with awareness comes action. School strikers target oil behemoth BP Craig Simpson | 26th September 2019 School strikers call on the Royal Shakespeare Company to stop taking sponsorship from BP. Neoliberal lobbyists undermine climate policy Richard Collett-White | 24th September 2019 Lobby groups in the US are the most effective at blocking climate action, according to a new report from InfluenceMap. Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last » Home Editors’ Picks Activism Climate Breakdown Biodiversity Coronavirus Food and Farming Conservation Deforestation Energy Mining Pollution Economics and policy Indigenous Peoples Systems Resurgence & Ecologist Events Ecologist recycled
Earthworker: taking power back Kurt Johnson | 17th October 2019 A worker-owned cooperative in Victoria, Australia, is drawing on the combined forces of industrial and environmental action. XR protesters target City of London PA | 14th October 2019 Dozens of activists are sitting or standing in the road as City workers leave Bank tube station. Demand for coal continues to grow in India Rabiya Jaffery | 9th October 2019 Grassroots opposition is mounting in India as new coal projects displace communities and destroy ancient forests. BP - exit stage left Catherine Early | 3rd October 2019 Pressure from school strikers has forced the Royal Shakespeare Company to prematurely end its partnership with oil company BP. Resisting coal in Pakistan’s Thar Desert Rabiya Jaffery | 30th September 2019 Protestors in Pakistan’s Thar Desert continue to fight against new coal projects. UK banks continue to fund climate disaster Marianne Brooker | 27th September 2019 Nearly £150 billion invested in fossil fuels by UK banks since Paris Agreement. Pensions: the quiet perpetrator of ecocide Michael Kind | 27th September 2019 Investment services are going unaccounted for in the fight against climate crisis, but with awareness comes action. School strikers target oil behemoth BP Craig Simpson | 26th September 2019 School strikers call on the Royal Shakespeare Company to stop taking sponsorship from BP. Neoliberal lobbyists undermine climate policy Richard Collett-White | 24th September 2019 Lobby groups in the US are the most effective at blocking climate action, according to a new report from InfluenceMap. Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last » Home Editors’ Picks Activism Climate Breakdown Biodiversity Coronavirus Food and Farming Conservation Deforestation Energy Mining Pollution Economics and policy Indigenous Peoples Systems Resurgence & Ecologist Events Ecologist recycled
XR protesters target City of London PA | 14th October 2019 Dozens of activists are sitting or standing in the road as City workers leave Bank tube station. Demand for coal continues to grow in India Rabiya Jaffery | 9th October 2019 Grassroots opposition is mounting in India as new coal projects displace communities and destroy ancient forests. BP - exit stage left Catherine Early | 3rd October 2019 Pressure from school strikers has forced the Royal Shakespeare Company to prematurely end its partnership with oil company BP. Resisting coal in Pakistan’s Thar Desert Rabiya Jaffery | 30th September 2019 Protestors in Pakistan’s Thar Desert continue to fight against new coal projects. UK banks continue to fund climate disaster Marianne Brooker | 27th September 2019 Nearly £150 billion invested in fossil fuels by UK banks since Paris Agreement. Pensions: the quiet perpetrator of ecocide Michael Kind | 27th September 2019 Investment services are going unaccounted for in the fight against climate crisis, but with awareness comes action. School strikers target oil behemoth BP Craig Simpson | 26th September 2019 School strikers call on the Royal Shakespeare Company to stop taking sponsorship from BP. Neoliberal lobbyists undermine climate policy Richard Collett-White | 24th September 2019 Lobby groups in the US are the most effective at blocking climate action, according to a new report from InfluenceMap. Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Demand for coal continues to grow in India Rabiya Jaffery | 9th October 2019 Grassroots opposition is mounting in India as new coal projects displace communities and destroy ancient forests. BP - exit stage left Catherine Early | 3rd October 2019 Pressure from school strikers has forced the Royal Shakespeare Company to prematurely end its partnership with oil company BP. Resisting coal in Pakistan’s Thar Desert Rabiya Jaffery | 30th September 2019 Protestors in Pakistan’s Thar Desert continue to fight against new coal projects. UK banks continue to fund climate disaster Marianne Brooker | 27th September 2019 Nearly £150 billion invested in fossil fuels by UK banks since Paris Agreement. Pensions: the quiet perpetrator of ecocide Michael Kind | 27th September 2019 Investment services are going unaccounted for in the fight against climate crisis, but with awareness comes action. School strikers target oil behemoth BP Craig Simpson | 26th September 2019 School strikers call on the Royal Shakespeare Company to stop taking sponsorship from BP. Neoliberal lobbyists undermine climate policy Richard Collett-White | 24th September 2019 Lobby groups in the US are the most effective at blocking climate action, according to a new report from InfluenceMap. Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
BP - exit stage left Catherine Early | 3rd October 2019 Pressure from school strikers has forced the Royal Shakespeare Company to prematurely end its partnership with oil company BP. Resisting coal in Pakistan’s Thar Desert Rabiya Jaffery | 30th September 2019 Protestors in Pakistan’s Thar Desert continue to fight against new coal projects. UK banks continue to fund climate disaster Marianne Brooker | 27th September 2019 Nearly £150 billion invested in fossil fuels by UK banks since Paris Agreement. Pensions: the quiet perpetrator of ecocide Michael Kind | 27th September 2019 Investment services are going unaccounted for in the fight against climate crisis, but with awareness comes action. School strikers target oil behemoth BP Craig Simpson | 26th September 2019 School strikers call on the Royal Shakespeare Company to stop taking sponsorship from BP. Neoliberal lobbyists undermine climate policy Richard Collett-White | 24th September 2019 Lobby groups in the US are the most effective at blocking climate action, according to a new report from InfluenceMap. Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Resisting coal in Pakistan’s Thar Desert Rabiya Jaffery | 30th September 2019 Protestors in Pakistan’s Thar Desert continue to fight against new coal projects. UK banks continue to fund climate disaster Marianne Brooker | 27th September 2019 Nearly £150 billion invested in fossil fuels by UK banks since Paris Agreement. Pensions: the quiet perpetrator of ecocide Michael Kind | 27th September 2019 Investment services are going unaccounted for in the fight against climate crisis, but with awareness comes action. School strikers target oil behemoth BP Craig Simpson | 26th September 2019 School strikers call on the Royal Shakespeare Company to stop taking sponsorship from BP. Neoliberal lobbyists undermine climate policy Richard Collett-White | 24th September 2019 Lobby groups in the US are the most effective at blocking climate action, according to a new report from InfluenceMap. Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
UK banks continue to fund climate disaster Marianne Brooker | 27th September 2019 Nearly £150 billion invested in fossil fuels by UK banks since Paris Agreement. Pensions: the quiet perpetrator of ecocide Michael Kind | 27th September 2019 Investment services are going unaccounted for in the fight against climate crisis, but with awareness comes action. School strikers target oil behemoth BP Craig Simpson | 26th September 2019 School strikers call on the Royal Shakespeare Company to stop taking sponsorship from BP. Neoliberal lobbyists undermine climate policy Richard Collett-White | 24th September 2019 Lobby groups in the US are the most effective at blocking climate action, according to a new report from InfluenceMap. Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Pensions: the quiet perpetrator of ecocide Michael Kind | 27th September 2019 Investment services are going unaccounted for in the fight against climate crisis, but with awareness comes action. School strikers target oil behemoth BP Craig Simpson | 26th September 2019 School strikers call on the Royal Shakespeare Company to stop taking sponsorship from BP. Neoliberal lobbyists undermine climate policy Richard Collett-White | 24th September 2019 Lobby groups in the US are the most effective at blocking climate action, according to a new report from InfluenceMap. Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
School strikers target oil behemoth BP Craig Simpson | 26th September 2019 School strikers call on the Royal Shakespeare Company to stop taking sponsorship from BP. Neoliberal lobbyists undermine climate policy Richard Collett-White | 24th September 2019 Lobby groups in the US are the most effective at blocking climate action, according to a new report from InfluenceMap. Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Neoliberal lobbyists undermine climate policy Richard Collett-White | 24th September 2019 Lobby groups in the US are the most effective at blocking climate action, according to a new report from InfluenceMap. Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Temperature rise hampers solar Staff Reporter | 5th September 2019 Higher temperatures might lead to decreased solar power efficiency. Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Palestine’s energy transformation Madeleine Race | 22nd August 2019 How does energy scarcity intersect with gender justice? Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Europe can produce '100 times more energy' Marianne Brooker | 22nd August 2019 Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds. Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England.
Two opencast coal mines shut down Marianne Brooker | 20th August 2019 Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England.
