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Africa · Nigeria

Nigeria: Solar-Powered Water Taps Breathes New Life to Bangi Mariga Clinic, but More Is Needed

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Blog - Solar-powered water taps now flow steadily at the local Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Clinic, in Bangi Mariga, Niger. This upgrade has drastically transformed patient care.See the Story

Books · Dublin

[Opinion] Action Is the Antidote to Ecological Grief and Climate Anxiety – an Ecotherapist Explains

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Brussels, Belgium. 21st February 2019. High school and university students stage a protest against the climate policies of the Belgian government. Alexandros Michailidis / Shutterstock.comThere’s a popular quote by the 13th-century poet and spiritual teacher Rumi: “The cure for the pain is in the pain.” This line often echoes through my mind when I’m working with clients, especially those experiencing ecological grief and climate anxiety. As an …Opinion See the Story

What we learned this week

After a good start over the last few years, the huge energy energy needs of AI has punched a big hole in Google’s net zero plans. Emissions have risen by 51% in a year. For those of us in the northerly climes of the UK, it’s easy to underestimate the global potential of solar power. As a new report from Ember points out, batteries are now cheap enough that whole cities could be run on solar power overnight, and entirely solar cities are possible…Artificial Intelligence · United Kingdom Read Article

Experiments in heatwave shade

We’ve had a heatwave in the UK recently. Then it moved across the continent, setting new records along the way – the hottest ever month of June in Britain, peaks as high as 46C in Spain and Portugal. Like many houses in the UK, ours overheats. It’s almost a hundred years old and was built for a different time. The hottest temperature of the year in 1928 was 32.2C. Two decades would pass before the house saw temperatures above 35. The hottest day…Heatwaves · England Read Article

Book review: Slow Down, by Kohei Saito

Of all the world’s political ideas, degrowth and communism are among the hardest to sell. One would think then that a book subtitled ‘how degrowth communism can save the earth’ would be of niche interest at best. And yet, on release in 2020, Kohei Saito’s book somehow captured imaginations in Japan. It sold half a million copies over the next two years and started a resurgence of interest in Marxism. It’s fair to say I wouldn’t have sought the b…Japan · Japan Read Article

Solar for everyone with RePowering London

One of the risks of climate action is that, if done without an eye on justice, it can benefit society’s winners and entrench inequality. Solar is a case in point. Wealthier households who own their own homes can get cheap energy from installing solar panels. Renters and those on lower incomes would benefit more from the savings, but don’t get to take part. Community energy can be similar, providing an investment opportunity for those with some s…Solar Power · London See the Story

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