Remote Working: Better for the Environment? – Part 1

Remote Working: Better for the Environment? – Part 1

Commuting By eliminating the daily commute, remote working presents the opportunity to reduce transport-related emissions [4]. A study carried out by Greenpeace Germany found that, in Germany, if 22% of employees worked from home for an extra day per week following...
The Impact of Solar Panel Pricing on Policy and Development

The Impact of Solar Panel Pricing on Policy and Development

Climate Change and Solar PV Basics Recent years have accentuated climate change as one of the major crises of the century. A changing climate leads to changes in the frequency, intensity, spatial extent, duration, and timing of weather and climate extremes, and can...
The Pathways To A Low-Carbon Future: Energy

The Pathways To A Low-Carbon Future: Energy

The debate around carbon emissions, the damage they cause, their sources, and how best to transition away from them has dominated media conversations since the ratification of the Paris Agreement in 2015. Among the throng of information and political spin presented...
The Fossil Fuel Industry and the Climate Crisis (2/2)

The Fossil Fuel Industry and the Climate Crisis (2/2)

The fossil fuel industry, which profits from continued extraction of fossil fuels, is an influential actor globally, and is partially owned by the government in many countries [1]. Scholars and climate activists have argued that the reach and influence of the industry...
Fossil Fuel Production and the Climate Crisis (1/2)

Fossil Fuel Production and the Climate Crisis (1/2)

Emissions from fossil fuels are the most significant driver of climate change and the resulting crisis. The extraction and combustion of these energy sources create large amounts of carbon dioxide. However, fossil fuel production has so far only played a minor part in...