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Brussels airport, small example of EU
Last week I took another flight again to go to Hannover this time. The following photos from Brussels airport show how CO2 diminution is considered a positive message for big european companies, even...
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CO2 could help us to produce renewable energy?
Sometimes the line between good and bad ones is not only subtle, it is also changing fast. If the technology these news explain is succesful, we may find a good ally in this gas that is transforming...
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Local vegetables reduce Carbon Footprint
At home, we take part in a local group of vegetable and egg buy/sell. The idea is good and simple. A local producer grows vegetables (in this case ecological ones but it is not compulsory for this...
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COP 18: Another opportunity in Doha
COP 18 is the 18th international meeting to address the climate change problem. It is held in Doha . I listened the news in the radio this morning with quite a clear summary of the challenges involved...
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COP18 talks in Doha are over, another lost opportunity
COP18 talks in Doha are over and once again the results are at least unclear. Most blogs offer more rigorous analyses but they agree in the poorness of the result. Climate Progress is critical with the...
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CO2, our salvation? Do not save us too much
Ice Age in the North Hemisphere, image from http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/ClimateChanging/ In a recent study CO2 appears our particular hero against the next ice-age. The study is really about the...
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Transportation, mainly the road
In the world the CO2 emissions corresponding to the transport sector sum a 22% of the total. Nonetheless this percentage varies seriously from country to country. Among the top emitters (next table),...
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Last chapters in Spanish energy politics regression
I started this post many time ago. And every now and then there are novelties, so it is like an never-ending post. Therefore, I have decided to stop and publish. There was a time, not so far ago when...
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China and Climate Change
China and World emission paths. The magnitude of the emissions if different but the scales are the same Now that we are close to the new year eve in China it is a good time to write something about...
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400 ppm to greet a new life
From honeybeesandhelium blog My second son was born two weeks ago, so I have and will have less time to blog. But precisely because of my sons I am more and more convinced that we have to raise the...
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Is Sweden such a good example for the USA?
Climate Progress mentioned Obama’s praise to Sweden regarding their energy policy. And the same post shows a figure explaining the very low contribution of fossil fuels in the Swedish electricity...
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Is India committed to continue to be low carbon and Germany to become so?
Some time ago, I mentioned the known fact that China and USA are the most important players in the World CO2 emissions game as the greatest emitters. But they are not the only ones that matter. At...
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Is India committed to continue to be low carbon and Germany to become so?
Some time ago, I mentioned the known fact that China and USA are the most important players in the World CO2 emissions game as the greatest emitters. But they are not the only ones that matter. At...
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2016 in climate change
I have been quite absent from this blog last years but not from Climate Change news, so I dare to give an opinion about 2016. 2016 was the hottest year on record, it was confirmed by all agencies,...
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Climate Activism
Time goes fast. Three weeks ago I was in the most intense #FridayforClimate, at least in my personal experience. I was with my older son and I finished with mixed feelings happy to see more people than...
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