The UK government’s export credit agency (UKEF) has agreed to provide about $1 billion to support a project which entails the development of offshore gas production facilities for extracting natural gas in north-eastern Mozambique. The Project is being developed and will … Continue reading →
At last: Something to Celebrate! Following the call from four education unions for the the Secretary of State for Education to take action to ensure climate change education becomes fully embedded in the education system, including a comprehensive review of … Continue reading →
Ice on Fire is a 2019 documentary which explores the potential extinction level event caused by arctic methane release, and the newly developed technologies that could reverse global warming by sequestering carbon out of the atmosphere. The film premiered to … Continue reading →
COP26 has inspired the production of a report from World Resources Institute entitled “State of Climate Action 2021” which says that to keep the window open to achieve the Paris Agreement’s goal to limit global warming to 1.5°C, transformations must occur … Continue reading →
At COP26 in Glasgow, more than 40 countries launched the Breakthrough Agenda – a commitment to work together internationally this decade to accelerate the development and deployment of the clean technologies and sustainable solutions needed to meet the Paris Agreement … Continue reading →
The Global Energy Alliance aims to bring together stakeholders that would otherwise remain fragmented, and enable transformational programs to flourish. At COP26, The Global Energy Alliance for People & Planet announced a Call for Transformational Country Partnerships, which will offer … Continue reading →
The Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) was launched in April 2021 by Mark Carney, UN Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance and UK Prime Minister Johnson’s Finance Adviser for COP26, and the COP26 Private Finance Hub in … Continue reading →
The UK government spent around £44.6 billion on defence in 2020-21 [1] and this will increase by about 10% and 15% in the coming years [2]. In the 2021 budget [3] the government pledged £15 billion for 2021-22 as part … Continue reading →