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Opinion: At COP28, climate finance takes centre stage

Opinion: At COP28, climate finance takes centre stage

Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE),  site of the COP28 conference at the end of the month, where government representatives from all UN countries will discuss global efforts to limit climate change and adapt to its effects. Photo credit: Frank Peters / Alamy. By Kashmala Kakakhel COP28 will be judged on its solutions to questions of climate finance – for mitigation, […]

Opinion: Weather presenters must stop glorifying the hot weather

Opinion: Weather presenters must stop glorifying the hot weather

Photo credit: ITV. By Anders Lorenzen ‘It is a glorious sunny day across the British Isles with forecasts set to stay dry and sunny for the foreseeable future’ or ‘miserable rain continues across the country with no end in sight’. People who frequently watch the weather forecasts might not think there’s anything unusual in these two statements, made by the […]

Opinion: Re-thinking the TV weather report

Opinion: Re-thinking the TV weather report

By Jeremy Williams “We couldn’t keep doing the weather as it’s always been done,” says Alexandre Kara of France Télévisions. “It’s unacceptable to rejoice that it’s 25 degrees in Biarritz in February without explaining why.” With these sorts of concerns in mind, the weather updates on France 2 and 3 are getting a tweak. They’re being renamed as weather and climate […]

Opinion: The age of small modular nuclear?

Opinion: The age of small modular nuclear?

By Jeremy Williams There was something of a non-sequitur from Britain’s Chancellor Jeremy Hunt recently. “We don’t want to see high bills like this again,” he said of the country’s current energy costs. “It’s time for a clean energy reset. That is why we are fully committing to nuclear power in the UK, backing a new generation of small modular […]

Opinion: On climate change – Germany has chosen to stand on the wrong side of history

Opinion: On climate change – Germany has chosen to stand on the wrong side of history

The German nuclear power plant Grafenrheinfeld before it was decommissioned in 2015. Photo credit: Christian VisualBeo Horvat – CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia. By Anders Lorenzen As Germany completed its nuclear phase-out earlier this month, it becomes clear that Europe’s economic and industrial powerhouse is further away from climate action than almost every single EU member country.  It is also […]