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Ed Miliband has made a seemingly impossible promise. Energy bills will be frozen while the UK invests billions to stop burning gas and coal for power. What was he thinking? Implementing his plan may be more radical than it seems.
Oceans could in future be protected using crowd sourcing technology which draws data from satellites and drones to spot spills and other pollution.
It’d perhaps be simplistic to say they are using public money to run PhDs in fracking. But they are kind of using public money to do PhDs in fracking, says Alice Bell.
Climate change is happening and its almost certainly man made, that's the conclusion of the latest IPCC report on global warming. But the report also looked at where climate change is happening now and few places, the authors concluded, are being as dramatically affected as the Arctic.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is the leading international body for the scientific assessment of climate change known mostly for its comprehensive Assessment Reports, published about every six years since 1990.
On September 8th the Green New Deal group published ‘A National Plan for the UK - FromAusterity to the Age of the Green New Deal’ which calls for a £50 billion a year green infrastructure programme.
Professor David Smythe examines Cuadrilla's motives for suspending drilling in Balcombe.
