Ann Danylkiw's Podcast

Nick Clegg made a statement today to reassure protesters (Libdem voters in particular) that electoral reform is his priority. The Protesters started at Trafalgar Square, and marched to Smith Square, and demanded to speak with Clegg.

John Henry Looney, PhD walks us through his calculations on how many Calories it takes to drive that car 10 miles.

And how would you look trampling around the earth if your feet were scaled to your carbon footprint? Here's hint, if you're Egyptian, you'd be a pygmy-size!

has G77 just killed Cop15? but not unjustly, maybe...

Michael Liebreich New Energy Finance on Cleantech “If you go back to when mobile phones started, about 1980, and so the mobile telephony revolution was 40 years to take from 1980 to 2020 to complete and that’s not as cap intensive or as profound in terms of user behavior as we have here…. It’s going to longer than the 40 years that it took mobile phones to become pervasive. That’s how profound this change is.”

From the Guardian's Cleantech Summit, David Blood's speech. He calls for investors to rethink the way they invest, not focus so much about the short run. Quality is just ok, recorded with my iPhone.

After umpteen numbers of climate campaigns, last night's (14 Oct 2009) debate on Newsnight about how best to move forward the climate change agenda, ecopsychologist Mark Brayne suggests that politicians use a new tactic: "constructively frighten people."

Psychologist, former journalist Mark Brayne has a profound indictment of journalism at the beginning of the 21st century.