Magazine March 2017
Transform Magazine March 2017
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The passing of Old King Coal?
The government wants all coal-power plants in the UK to close by 2025. Can Drax's attempts to diversify save the coal-based business? Alex Marshall reports
Scott Pruitt, the new head of the US Environmental Protection Agency, has said that growing the economy and protecting the environment can go hand in hand.
Proposals for retiring oil installations in the North Sea have been published for consultation by Shell. The oil company wants to leave the legs of four rigs along with their contents at the Brent field site.
Most young people are anxious about climate change, with those in China singling it out the issue that makes them most fearful for the future.
A new climate law in Sweden promises zero net greenhouse-gas emissions by 2045 and a 70% reduction in domestic transport sector emissions by 2030.
Biomass can emit more CO2 per unit of energy than most fossil fuels, according to a report from think tank Chatham House, which warns against assumptions that the organic matter is carbon neutral.
New materials need to be designed with recycling and reuse in mind to avoid disrupting recycling systems, the Green Alliance says in a new report.
Climate change could lead to more armed conflict if left unchecked, the executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change has warned.
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