The Covid 19 Pandemic has seen recruitment freezes, redundancies, pay cuts and funding pulled from key areas in society to…
Is the UK’s ‘Green Revolution’ Really Revolutionary?
The United Kingdom is currently facing two very different crises. The more prominent crisis currently is the coronavirus pandemic. It…
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Japan’s Net-Zero Promise
“I declare we will aim to realise a decarbonised society.” Just one month after China’s surprise long-term decarbonisation announcement, these…
Australia’s Pathway to Net Zero
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the world’s largest economies have begun positioning their recovery packages to be socially and…
China’s Carbon Commitment
Unsurprisingly, China is the world’s biggest carbon emitter and burns half of the world’s coal. Despite emissions decreasing by 25%…
How COVID Recovery can Create a Sustainable Future
Covid-19 has caused shockwaves around the world, creating a combined health and economic crisis beyond anything we have seen in…
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Can a Modern Economy Accomodate Social Enterprise?
The concept of social enterprise can be seen as a ‘best of both worlds’ between the social impact of non…
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Nuclear Power: the Ugly Duckling of Renewables
Alongside hydroelectricity, nuclear energy generates three-quarters of the world’s low-carbon emissions. An ‘Ugly Duckling’, nuclear power’s usage has, however, been…
France’s COVID Stimulus, Setting a Trend?
Following on from huge drops and uncertainty in their economy French Prime Minister Jean Castex recently unveiled a plan to…
Sustainability in the UAE
With the discovery of oil in 1958 and its independence in 1971, the UAE rapidly grew to become one of…
Biden Announces New Energy Policy
During a speech on July 14th Presidential Candidate Joe Biden announced a proposed plan to tackle climate change in America…