Climate change / Climate Change

...changed things for all of us So many things have changed in the last year. People’s attitudes to their families, their homes, to their quality of life – and this in the end may be the silver lining we all wish for – but it’s going to have to be handled carefully.  The problems we face are that with a growing population...

...climate catastrophe by the end of the decade, according to scientists studying climate change. According to a worrying report from Bloomberg New Energy Finance, in the wake of covid-19, the year ahead could be the first time the world’s solar power growth falls since the 1980s with the analysts yesterday slashing forec...

...climate change don’t have to be mutually exclusive. Let’s hope! If you have an opinion, we'd love to hear it in the comments section below.  Now you know more about carbon emissions and climate change. For more article on climate and sustainable living, see the Ecohome Building Guide or these pages below: Find mo...

Climate change & biodiversity loss are a fact - so what can we do? Climate change & biodiversity loss are the most serious issues we can have a positive impact on by changing something as simple as our habits - sounds easy enough! So as buildings and construction play a major part in these problems, accounting ...

...climate change, was The Paris Agreement of 2016 [6]. The Paris Agreement – Earth Day 22nd of April 2016 – The world Unites for climate change To much fanfare, the 22nd of April Earth Day 2016 saw the ceremony at the UN Headuquarters in New York of the opening for signature of The Paris Agreement. The Paris Agreement...