Councils across the UK are investing more than £16 billion in the fossil fuel industry according to the Campaign Against Climate Change. Maxime of Fossil Free Coventry has produced the following summary of information about the value of the investment … Continue reading →
Fossil Free Coventry is part of the Fossil Free movement which promotes divesting from the fossil fuel industry. This helps to change perception of the industry, and it’s something that consumers can get involved in. Divestment is the opposite of an … Continue reading →
Large swathes of peat are on fire around the Arctic Circle. Parts of Siberia, Alaska, Greenland and Canada are engulfed in flames and smoke. Many are large enough to be seen from space. They are not only caused by global … Continue reading →
We, UNA Coventry, declare a Climate and Ecological Emergency The United Nations Association is independent of but supports the United Nations. The Coventry Branch promotes the aims of the UN, which include preventing a climate catastrophe, and work to make … Continue reading →
Becky Burchell and the Change Festival Team declared the following Climate and Ecological Emergency on 3 April 2019. We, CHANGE Festival, declare a Climate and Ecological Emergency. CHANGE Festival is an arts festival that brings people together in hope and … Continue reading →
Greta Thunberg is today preparing to sail to New York on a 60ft yacht that has been fitted with 1.3kW of solar panels and two underwater turbines, but has no no kitchen, shower, privacy or toilet in a bid to … Continue reading →
Vehicles powered by hydrogen are a green alternative to electric vehicles and are more attractive for long journeys. And with the UK planning to ban petrol and diesel cars and vans in 2040, these vehicles will be increasingly important in … Continue reading →
Harbury Energy Initiative is a village volunteer-run group that aims to save energy, to reduce household costs and to cut carbon within our community. Much of their work to date has focused on community buildings. They have also helped with … Continue reading →
In 2015 Warwickshire County Council’s Cabinet approved the establishment of a Warwickshire Energy Plan (WEP). This plan has three main policy areas: Increase use of low and zero carbon technologies Increase public support for low and zero carbon technologies Take … Continue reading →
Coventry-based company Severn Trent Water Ltd already generates the equivalent of 28% of the electricity it consumes from renewable sources. This energy is used at Severn Trent Water sites or exported to the national grid. The company aim to increase … Continue reading →