While the United Nations conference on climate change is running, Bright Green will be holding their exhibition. Billed as the “largest parallel event during the COP15 summit” it is an exhibition with an emphasises on innovation and intelligent technologies as solutions to global climate changes. Combining a professional trade show [...]

One of the two leading countries in greenhouse gas producers, along with the United States, China is vowing to slow the growth of its carbon emissions. One of the two leading countries in greenhouse gas producers, along with the United States, China is vowing to slow the growth of its [...]

Representatives from Brazil, South Africa, India and China, known as the “BASIC” countries, served notice they intend to reject a Danish draft of a “political agreement” at the Copenhagen climate conference.Representatives from Brazil, South Africa, India and China, known as the “BASIC” countries, served notice they intend to reject a [...]

A new report by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, reveals a state by state comparison of who is doing what. Often linked to public policies designed to encourage growth and investment, renewable energy development is slowly starting to spread across the United States.A new report by the National Renewable Energy [...]

The U.K.’s largest national health food retailer, Holland & Barrett recently announced they were banning certain beauty products known to contain toxic ingredients from sale in their 525 stores. The U.K.’s largest national health food retailer, Holland & Barrett recently announced they were banning certain beauty products known to contain [...]

While climate extremes wreaked havoc on the globe, the World Meteorological Organization announced today ice in the Arctic has hit the lowest level ever recorded.While climate extremes wreaked havoc on the globe, the World Meteorological Organization announced today ice in the Arctic has hit the lowest level ever recorded. In [...]

Using the Freedom of Information Act, a reporter with the environmental news publication Greenwire uncovered a 2007 report authored by then Environment Protection Agency scientists recommending the United States should take swift action to regulatUsing the Freedom of Information Act, a reporter with the environmental news publication Greenwire uncovered a [...]

The world’s most productive salmon fishery in Alaska’s Bristol Bay is receiving support from the Natural Resources Defence Council in the United States, to save the fishery from the possible development of a large gold and copper mine. The world’s most productive salmon fishery in Alaska’s Bristol Bay is receiving [...]

In December 2009, Denmark will play host to the most important meeting since the signing of the Kyoto Accord. The (UN) United Nations climate conference, to be held in Copenhagen, will seek new global agreements to tackle climate change to replace Kyoto when it expires in 2012. In December 2009, [...]

The islands that make up Maldives are in serious trouble, and the country’s President, Mohammed Nasheed, has decided to stir up some extra funds to protect the nation from climate change and related consequences – particularly rising sea levels, as none of the 120 islands which make up the country [...]