Pilita Clark, Financial Times, December 14, 2011
It is being called the huddle that made history. Even by the standards of UN climate talks, where delegates have been known to leap on tables, fling insults or dissolve publicly into tears, what happened on the conference floor of the Durban convention centre in the small hours of [...]
Michelle Higgins, New York Times, October 11, 2011
An invasion of seaweed that is extraordinary in volume and geographic scope has been besieging the eastern Caribbean since June, sending resorts and government agencies from Anguilla in the north to Tobago in the south scrambling to rid beaches of the smelly, brown, bug-attracting algae before the impending high season.
In Antigua, the $600-a-night St. James’s Club & [...]
Toronto, Ontario – (December 1, 2010) written in collaboration with Nate Habermeyer from Evergreen, a national charity that brings nature back to cities.
World leaders and policy makers meet in Cancun this week for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, or COP16 as it’s colliquially known. [...]
On August 12, 2010, SDTC issued a call to industry professionals requesting submissions of plans for their latest round of funding. The Application Deadline for this round is October 20, 2010. SDTC invests in a range of innovative solutions across all industries that address Climate Change, Clean Air, Water and Soil.
Further information is available [...]
