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We live in a world of major threats. Growing inequality and austerity; government for bankers, by bankers; the march towards catastrophic climate change and resource depletion. And then there’s the backdrop of
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The race to ramp up the extraction of shale gas via hydraulic fracturing (fracking) is lessening the economic incentives to develop so-called clean-coal technologies, according to a report published by
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In a volte face that’s a surprise to virtually no one, it would appear prime minister David ‘Call Me Dave’ Cameron isn’t into all this green stuff after all, if
In his own unique style of anti-branding, performance artist Bill Talen and his troupe of ‘Golden Toads’ is seen here staging a little show at a Manhattan branch of J
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So the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has, to the surprise of absolutely no one, produced its most confident and unequivocal verdict on the state of our planet’s climate and
With the recent news that the global atmospheric concentration of CO2 had reached 400 parts per million for the first time in around three million years, it obviously came as
“Ask yourself whether you are happy, and you cease to be so,” was 19th century philosopher John Stuart Mill’s view on why happiness is so elusive. True happiness exists, he
While policymakers fiddle, the threat of economic harm posed by rising sea levels, devastating storms and drought is growing every day, writes Coral Davenport. A 2012 study by the Madrid-based
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As humans, we’re in the lucky position of being able to rationalise. We can weigh up facts and make sophisticated, balanced decisions in pursuit of a defined outcome. But though
Property investors ignore sustainability at their peril, delegates at a Schroder Property conference have been told. Instead, they should act now to address the carbon footprint of any property they