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UK to be powered by 100% clean energy by 2035
This week, the UK’s prime minister Boris Johnson announced that the deadline for the UK to become 100% powered by clean energy is 2035. He also stated that this would…
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Climate Week in New York City
This week, the city of New York has been participating in their annual Climate Week celebrations. Climate Week has been hosted annually since 2009 and this year, according to their…
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World Ozone Day – 2021
Today, on the 16th of September we celebrate World Ozone Day. This day is dedicated to raising awareness on the importance of preserving the world’s ozone layer. The Ozone layer…
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Leeds to develop the UK’s first solar power transport system
The city of Leeds, South Yorkshire, has given the green light for a £38.5 million project to revolutionise the city’s transport infrastructure by introducing a solar-powered park-and-ride bus service, equipped…
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Tottenham v Chelsea to be first net-zero football match
The Premier League match on the 19th of September between Tottenham and Chelsea is aiming to be the first net-zero football match ever and set a standard moving forward to…
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Is this the end of England’s green and pleasant lands?
London. One of our biggest and busiest cities… When people think of London they might think of Oxford Street or the West End. What many forget is that London is…
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2020 – A Year of Change
Arguably 2020 was a significant year in everyone’s lives. We lived through a pandemic that included a complete lockdown on society both socially and at work. For some people, this…
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Are UK council policies getting in the way of our climate goals?
Environmental researchers have found that approximately one-third of UK councils are forming contradictory policies in context to their climate change acknowledgements. The BBC reports that out of the 149 “top-tier”…
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