Posted in Comment on 02/26/2010 10:52 am by Stephen Tindale
This week, I went to a meeting called ‘The Big Reduction’ run by my local council, the London Borough of Islington. Islington has a reputation as a rich and posh part of London – it is where Tony Blair used to live and where New Labour was born. There are certainly some rich people living in Islington, but there are also poor people, many living in social housing, and middle-income people.
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Posted in Behaviour, Books on 12/17/2009 01:12 pm by
While world leaders are in Copenhagen grappling with global greenhouse gas emissions, most of us have more prosaic issues to sort out this week – what to get friends and family for Christmas, how to do something for charity and, perhaps stirred by Copenhagen, how to do something to help reduce global emissions.
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Posted in Policy on 04/07/2014 04:44 pm by Stephen Tindale
My comments to the European Commission, saying that it should approve the UK government’s application to sign a contract with EDF energy to build a new nuclear power station.
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Posted in Behaviour on 11/18/2009 10:13 am by
Have you decided you want to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions, but are stuck because you’re unsure how much carbon pollution you cause to begin with? Or you do not know which of your behaviours you need to focus on?
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Posted in Behaviour on 04/08/2009 11:01 am by Stephen Tindale
There is much talk these days of reducing our ‘carbon footprints’. But what does this mean in practice? Here is a list of things that I (and others) consider to be important if we are to take control of this important aspect of our lives.
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Posted in Policy on 05/08/2014 09:29 am by Stephen Tindale
For climate and air quality reasons, we need more gas. Shale gas is less bad than liquified natural gas – and better than coal.
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