European Trains Go Down Renewable Route
Electric trains in the Netherlands have relied entirely on renewable energy since 1 January 2017, and now the UK and Belgium are following in their tracks.
Technology
As Global Demand for Electricity Grows, Geothermal Energy Heats Up
From Iceland and the US to Kenya and Indonesia, geothermal energy is on the rise as power producers around the world are increasingly turning their attention to the heat beneath our feet.
Africa’s Biggest Wind Farm Sparks Controversy in the Desert
Morocco’s ambitious plans for wind power in Western Sahara have drawn international praise, but alarm some locals who worry wind farm development will deepen occupation of their land and further divide the country’s natural resources without their consultation.
The Ethical City: an Idea Whose Time Has Come
Six Easy Ways to Tell if That Viral Story is a Hoax
COP15 to COP21 – Crucial Changes in the Climate Mitigation Landscape
How Tanzania Plans to Light up a Million Homes With Solar Power
Biomimicry Advance: Mussels Inspire Nontoxic Flame Retardant
Japan’s Narrowing Nuclear Path to a Low-Carbon Future
