Jet Engines the Inspiration for New Wind Power Technology

Wind power has recently received a nice boost as one of the hottest forms of energy on the market. When comparing the recent market growth against all forms of energy, both renawables and non-renewables, wind turbines seem to be jumping to the head of the pack. While it still has a way to go [...]

Climate makes money move in mysterious ways

The British Government has been pouring millions of pounds into ‘climate-related’ projects all over the world, says Christopher Booker.

Lord Smith warns climate change argument has been undermined by ‘climategate’

The fight to tackle climate change in Britain is in danger of being undermined by ‘one or two errors’ by scientists, the country’s top environment watchdog has warned.

Most of Britain’s ponds in a ‘terrible state’

Eight out of 10 ponds in Britain are in a ‘terrible state’, according to the first national pond survey in the world.

Sir David King: IPCC runs against the spirit of science

The science of climate change appears to be under siege.

Singing the Blues – deeper and deeper

Blue whales – the largest creatures to have lived – are now singing at increasingly lower frequencies all over the world, writes Geoffrey Lean.

Simulated volcanoes and man-made ’sun blocks’ can rescue the planet

It would be 100 times cheaper to shield the Earth from sunlight with a man-made “sun block” than to cut emissions of greenhouse gases. This is one of the reasons why the world needs an international project to investigate ways of safely manipulating the global climate in addition to cutting greenhouse gases, scientists have said.

Britain facing food crisis as world’s soil ‘vanishes in 60 years’

Exclusive: No soil will result in one of the biggest global food crisis the world has ever seen, an Australian farming conference has heard.

Climate change research bungle

The research institute run by the head of the UN’s climate body has handed out a series of environmental awards to companies that have given it financial support, The Sunday Telegraph can disclose.

The Heathrow Contest: Judging panel

Peter CleggSenior Partner MA(Cantab) MEnvD RIBA, Feilden Clegg Bradley StudiosPeter Clegg established Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios with Richard Feilden in 1978. Educated at Cambridge and Yale, he is a Visiting Professor at the University of Bath.
Internationally recognised as one of the early pioneers of sustainability, he has 30 years’ experience in low energy architecture [...]

 

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