 The Earth is going to hell, because of over-population and environmental degradation, in particular the destruction of ecosystems and wildlife. The degrading planet is one of Euro-correspondent's main areas of coverage, in particular European Union environmental policy and legislation.
For information about environmental reporting and analysis, contact Stephen Gardner. You may also be interested in looking at the range of articles by Stephen Gardner on BNA's dedicated climate website, or at the Michael Standaert's environmental coverage from China, also for BNA.
Click on the links below for the articles in the Climate Doom archive.
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14 June 2010 |
 The European Commission has quietly put a figure on the vast windfall that some of the most polluting corporations in Europe will get, courtesy of the badly thought out European Union emissions trading system (ETS), writes Stephen Gardner.
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01 June 2010 |
Look closely enough at last week's European Commission communication on 'moving beyond a 20 percent greenhouse gas reduction' and you will spot a scandal, writes Stephen Gardner.
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07 May 2010 |
More companies are adopting carbon labels on their products, but concerns about clarity and consumer understanding remain, writes Stephen Gardner.
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10 March 2010 |
European Union climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard made pronouncements in the European Parliament 9 March that mark an abrupt change of direction for European Union climate policy on a number of points, writes Stephen Gardner.
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19 December 2009 |
The Copenhagen debacle shows one thing very clearly: the European Union has minimal political clout to influence international climate negotiations, which are really negotiations about global economic, and therefore political, power, writes Stephen Gardner.
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10 December 2009 |
Feckless wasters of energy beware. From April 2010, large corporations and public bodies in Britain not paying enough attention to their power consumption could find themselves named and shamed under a government scheme called the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC), writes Stephen Gardner.
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