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Is Legislation The Right Way To Go?
I’ve written on EcoWorldly this week about proposed legislation to ban the use of products which generate high levels of Co2 emissions. The EU is close to banning patio heaters, and calls for a total ban on high emissions vehicles have recently been made by the former head of oil giant Shell.
There is an important […]
Formula 1 - Climate Change Issues Are Never As They Seem
“How can you be interested in Formula 1 Motor Racing?” a colleague recently said to me. Surely such a sport is increasingly irrelevant into today’s world of carbon footprints and sky high energy costs? Shouldn’t governments ban such sports all together?
Like most climate change related topics, there is more to the environmental considerations of […]
Is The New EU Climate Plan a Heroic Attempt at Leadership? Or Economic Suicide?
Yesterday the European Union announced a new energy emissions plan in its latest bid to fight climate change. As usual, nobody is happy, with businesses warning of higher prices and environmental groups claiming that the measures fall short of the actions needed.
In typical EU style, the plan aims to please everybody and is a […]
From Climate Change to Climate Changed - When Climate Change is no Longer News
We talk a lot about ‘predictions’ for global warming, and we tend to think of it in the future tense. But there is mounting evidence each day that climate change is not something that will happen in the future – we are feeling the first real impacts right now.
The Arctic and Antarctic ice sheets […]
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