13:08 | Communities all over the world have been badly affected by the closure of coal mines in recent years. But their proximity to grid connections and infrastructure make them ideal sites for new solar projects.
9:54 | In environmental reporting, “it’s not always about the big climate story,” says journalist Katherine Dunn.
8:42 | Social impact leader Matthew Phillips explores how shared purpose and imagination can revive the fragmented approach to climate action and unlock the power of collective momentum.
11:16 | There’s a big schism among energy system analysts right now.
16:49 | JP Morgan chase recently published a comprehensive climate report. Meanwhile the UK Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, who are financial risk managers, published their own analysis with a very different outlook.
15:04 | Tens of thousands of old wind turbines are set to retire globally every year – and many of them are bound to get scrapped. But some companies are trying to save them.
24:10 | Al Gore thoroughly dismantles the fossil fuel industry’s narrative of “climate realism,” contrasting their misleading claims with the remarkable advancements in renewable energy.
11:54 | Even the most EV-crazed countries can have so-called charging deserts where your electric car could run out of juice any minute.
59:44 | Australia, one of the most beautiful countries on the planet, is also one of the most polluting.
11:20 | Solar power capacity has tripled globally in the last five years – and there’s more to come.
13:51 | Adam Met is a climate campaigner and movement builder who just happens to also be the bass guitarist in the platinum selling indie band AJR. And now he has written the book on how activism can still be effective in a Trumpian world.
9:53 | Donald Trump rolled back decades of US climate policy in his first days back in the Oval Office. But how will his moves affect global progress?
1:58 | Nøglen til forandring er, når vi står sammen. Og den gode nyhed er, at vi er mange flere end du tror.
11:53 | In a video I posted on YouTube on Sunday 11th May 2025, I looked at a research paper challenging the established consensus climate science with specific regard to Greenhouse Gas accounting.
15:48 | (Since this video was posted on 11th May 2025, I have received very robust challenges from people who I know and trust in the climate science community about the veracity of the paper featured.)
14:39 | A brand new research paper suggests the very first day when we could see an ice-free Arctic Ocean might be less than FIVE years away.
25:55 | Researchers from various disciplines are determined to fight climate change.
12:40 | The current US administration wants to ‘DRILL BABY DRILL’. Trouble is, all the real world data says that’s completely the wrong economic direction to go in.
33:07 | Nowhere is the downside of energy transition more visible than in New Caledonia.
6:32 | Jens Galschiøt har ikke et særligt optimistisk syn på fremtiden i en tid hvor Trump og USA har meldt sig helt ud af klimakampen og klimaforandringerne buldrer derudaf.
11:25 | Now a new report has crunched some numbers and calculated the climate mitigation potential of all those unused roofs around the world.
11:35 | Around the world, city dwellers are scrambling to stay afloat – by raising walls and buildings, rewilding land, and relocating to higher grounds.
6:40 | Jens Galschiøts skulptur, Frihedsgudinden, skal snart i brug igen og minde os alle sammen, ikke mindst politikerne, om den frihed, vi tager os til fortsat at forurene.
13:39 | Recent studies have shown Carbon Capture and Storage and Carbon Dioxide Removal to be a completely false economy and yet another ruse by the fossil fuel industry.
25:55 | Peatlands bind more carbon than forests. People around the world are currently working to rewet the moors – while keeping them usable for agriculture.
12:52 | To spark action on climate change, the conventional wisdom says that awareness must precede action — but neuroscientist Kris De Meyer suggests the opposite is true: actions drive beliefs.
45:40 | The oil boom in Alberta, Canada has brought Big Oil in confrontation with First Nations for decades.
12:28 | Modern climate models are incredibly sophisticated machines. But they’re still not able to accurately reflect what’s actually going on in the real world.
12:12 | Despite net-zero pledges, banks and asset managers, funds and governments continue to give trillions of dollars to the fossil fuel industry.
11:14 | The Arctic region is warming between 3 and 7 times faster than the global average and it’s carbon is escaping into our atmosphere.
11:38 | Materials scientist Jason Huang shows how we could massively upgrade the global power grid by replacing the wires in existing transmission lines with new, advanced conductors.
12:51 | Whether it’s creative accounting or lofty claims: Here’s what to look out for in companies’ climate promises.
12:10 | Donald Trump has signed executive orders designed to dismantle the Inflation Reduction Act.
11:16 | Wind has been outpaced by solar as the frontrunner of renewable energy. But according to some studies, recent innovations could unlock up to 80% more wind energy potential in the US alone.
12:23 | The world’s biggest banks pumped $7 trillion of our hard earned cash into oil and gas expansion projects between 2016 and 2023. How can you use your money to send a message to the fossil fuel behemoths?