Green group blasts Donald Trump as a “bullying billionaire”
(Mon 26/04)
Nearly three-quarters of Scots now oppose plans by property tycoon Donald trump to evict local residents to clear the way for his plans for a luxury golf resort.
Taking action on the fast half of climate change
(Sat 24/04)
Carbon dioxide may be the primary culprit when it comes to climate change, but it’s still only half of the problem: black carbon soot, ground-level ozone, and HFCs (a group of super greenhouse gases with hundreds to th
Green energy could be held back by Govt red tape
(Fri 09/04)
An expected purge of wind turbine installers from a quality assurance list could ‘demolish’ the industry, insiders are warning.
Hindu leader calls for religious unity to tackle climate change
(Thu 08/04)
A Hindu leader has called on all the world’s religious leaders to unite and develop a global partnership to tackle climate change.
Ex-Environment Minister says action against climate change is “nonsense”
(Thu 01/04)
Westminster MP and former NI Minister of the Environment Sammy Wilson has launched an astonishing attack against the “hysteria around global warming”.
HSBC questions the future of carbon trading
(Mon 29/03)
Following a disappointing Copenhagen summit, where no legally binding treaty on carbon emissions was delivered, the Climate Change sector has underperformed Global Equities according to the latest quarterly review of the
Does UK lack the skills to match the renewables' demand?
(Fri 26/03)
Tom Hopkinson, Managing Director of Taylor Hopkinson Associates, Scotland’s only specialist renewable energy recruitment services company, questions the available skills' resource.
Reaction: Green sector passes judgement on today's UK Budget
(Wed 24/03)
Decision-makers joined industry leaders and influencers to welcome today's details of Government support for a low carbon future.
Next Parliament “will be the last to stop runaway climate change”
(Mon 22/03)
A panel of six eminent experts has warned voters that the next Parliament will be the last in which to stop runaway climate change.
Lobby group blasts funding cull for renewable heat technology
(Thu 18/03)
The Solar Trade Association (STA) has expressed disappointment that funds in the Low Carbon Building Programme (LCBP) programme (Phases 1 and 2) are set to expire within the next 2 months, a full 10 months ahead of the i
Time for serious action on black carbon, US Congress warned
(Tue 16/03)
Black carbon soot, produced from incomplete combustion of diesel fuel and biomass, is one of the largest contributors to climate change apart from CO2 and should be a prime target of policymakers according to scientists
"A swing to the right may not bring changes in energy policy"
(Wed 24/02)
David Cameron may not need convincing on climate change, but just how many of the new generation of Conservative MPs will share his concerns? asks ACE director Andrew Warren
British business needs to be smarter with energy
(Mon 15/02)
Steve Armitage at SmartestEnergy discusses the implications of Ofgem's Project Discovery report for the consumer, particularly the business community.
Forests are growing faster in response to climate change
(Mon 01/02)
Forests are responding to climate change by growing faster than they have in the past 225 years, according to a new study.
Scotland makes carbon call on Climate Accord deadline day
(Sun 31/01)
A committment to agree legally-binding international cuts in carbon emissions is vital to prevent dangerous climate change, WWF Scotland said today.
