EcoZest

A GROWING BODY OF KNOWLEDGE

Every discipline now has recognized the need to review the human predicament relative to sustainability of our way of life. Climate change and global warming are now subject to study from many facets - from signs of their existence - the consequences of their persistence - the means to mitigate against the worst consequences.

The essential background reading for all concerned with sustainability begins perhaps with the authoritative technological forecast by the Club of Rome scientists' report ëThe Limits to Growth' first published in the 70s and recently updated as ëLimits to Growth 30 years on'. The software models which underlie the observation and conclusions of these two publications are demonstrated in the CD accompanying the latter publication and demonstrate the likely consequences of how and when mankind starts to tackle the problems of population growth, consumption of non-renewable resources, pollution of the environment and unsustainable exploitation of the planet.

 

The EU must come together on the green climate fund (Analysis)
Lives and livelihoods in vulnerable countries hang in the balance while rich countries bicker over who will disburse climate cash, argues Wendel Trio of Climate Action Network Europe. More '
Rising Asia and old Europe need to work together (Analysis)
Europe should engage more firmly with Asia not only in trade but also in foreign policy, climate issues and resource efficiency if it is to regain its powerful role in the international arena, argue Giles Merritt and Shada Islam from Friends of Europe. More '
RHI put back to November start date
Report stresses benefits of European energy 'supergrid'
Renewables certification for Tesco
Plans unveiled to develop wind farm in Scotland
Social tenants to get renewable heating systems
Scientists discover how to make wind farms more efficient
Scottish farmers urged to 'unlock green energy potential'
Offshore wind 'set to take off'