Losing Sight of the Sky: Why Data Cuts Threaten Climate Innovation
Atmospheric science rarely makes front-page news. But for Kelly Wanser, Executive Director of SilverLining, the current crisis unfolding in the United States and United Kingdom should be raising alarm bells far beyond the weather-watching community. “We’re seeing...
The Climate Force is Strong at Innovation Zero Event
In certain corners of the world, being climate-positive isn’t a good thing. That’s British understatement. And at Innovation Zero World Congress in London’s Olympia, there is a long shadow hanging over the event. The spectre of the US – and its ‘anti-woke’...
Football Can’t Be the Loser in the Climate Crisis
OPINION by By Sarah Jacobs, Director of Green Football By 2050, one in four professional English football clubs can expect partial or total stadium flooding every single year. That’s not a distant worry – it’s a real and growing threat to the game we love. When...
Saving Arctic Sea Ice: Can Technology Reverse the Crisis?
The Arctic’s sea ice is melting faster than ever before, reaching historic lows. Recent findings from NASA and the Copernicus Climate Change Service have confirmed the worst fears of climate scientists: this winter, Arctic sea ice hit its lowest maximum extent in...
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