Northern Ireland: DUP’s ‘Brexit blackmail’ prolongs climate inaction
Sinn Fein’s election win in Northern Ireland is a watershed moment for the region, but climate action remains blocked…
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Nour Ghantous
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Is the energy transition hitting a glass ceiling?
By keeping minorities out of boardrooms, the energy industry is forgoing disruptive thought.
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Dressing up for Earth Day: Fast fashion’s greenwashed guise
As policymakers train their eyes on textiles, fast fashion sticks out like a needle-pricked thumb. Can an industry running on…
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Carbon removal offers redemption for “almost inevitable” 1.5°C overshoot – IPCC
The world’s scientific community suggests carbon removal is a necessary crutch to pull the world back from dangerous climate…
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Will renewables bring light to a particularly dark situation in Lebanon?
Decades of mismanagement and corruption have left Lebanon with an unreliable energy system. A shift to renewables could help…
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Covid-19: Sub-Saharan Africa has yet to realise its renewable potential
While solar power has brought affordable and clean energy to some sub-Saharan facilities, most of them remain in the…
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Energy efficiency equals energy security
Reducing energy demand is synonymous with reducing energy dependency. Will the Ukraine crisis finally get energy efficiency the attention…
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COP27: Does Egypt have what it takes to ramp up global climate action?
Authoritarian rule has suppressed freedom of speech and imprisoned tens of thousands across Egypt. The same government has nurtured…
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