Read article: Planning for extreme temperatures could help five billion people worldwide
While almost entire world experiences heatwaves, large areas do not see sustained extreme cold
Read article: Europe’s cars are ‘untapped gold mine’
Around 20 tonnes of gold scrapped in vehicles each year
Levelised Cost of Energy figures are widely used but are a poor measure of actual energy costs. Can we do better?
Nuclear power is in disarray in most places globally, with old plants closing and new projects stalling as cheaper alternatives win out. Maybe time for a rethink, asks Dave Elliott
Dave Elliott looks at the new book, A Guide to EU Renewable Energy Policy, edited by Israel Solorio and Helge Jörgens
Read article: Can geofinancial engineering get us out of hot water?
Using real-time environmental data from satellites could move financial markets and improve climate outcomes, says a team of financial professionals and scientists
Arpad Horvath argues we need to make urban infrastructures more sustainable
Adapting to change is crucial, says IPCC report
Read article: Energy savings go through the roof
New materials and a holistic approach are slashing domestic energy consumption
Politicians and policy-makers from more than 150 countries meet in Kyoto, Japan, this month to set legally binding targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
