The importance of the “Better Business Act”
We are living in a climate crisis that can no longer be ignored. Global temperatures increasing, icebergs are melting and sea levels rising. Habitat loss leading to a reduction in biodiversity. More extreme and more frequent weather driving catastrophic natural disasters. The outlook is that things will only get worse…
Scientists Encourage Build of Wind Farms on Brownfield Land
Boris Johnson’s recent energy security plan has been criticised for failing to provide opportunities to back onshore wind farms due to concerns about opposition from Tory backbenchers. This means it will be more difficult to expand the development of onshore wind in England. Concerns about the ‘eyesore’ that onshore wind…
The Carbon Cost of Ghost Flights
Have you ever been on a flight and looked around at the empty seats, and thought what the carbon cost per person might be? Figure 1: Passenger on an empty plane. Many people may have come across this situation in personal or business travel, and the problem extends beyond…
Will the Ukraine War Make the World Greener in the Long Run?
As sanctions on Russia bite, gas, oil and coal prices spike and countries rush to secure energy from new suppliers; we consider whether the long term impact on greenhouse gas emissions will be beneficial. The war has led to sanctions on Russia resulting in Britain and the United States to…
Could Coal Mines Evolve Into Solar Farms?
Renewable energy has long been a concept that the public and industry in general, see as a positive one. The picture gets more complicated as proposals get more specific, including when it comes to deciding exactly where to put renewable energy infrastructure. Where to Put Green Infrastructure Proposals are generally…
England’s Electric Car Charging Game On Point
From the 15th of June 2022, all new build residential homes and buildings in England will require an electric vehicle (EV) charging point. The law, coming into effect in just two months, is part of a wider plan to cut carbon emissions, with £1.6billion of investment being committed to expending…
Georgia Newton Joins Pager Power
This month, we are very pleased to welcome Georgia Newton to the ever-growing Pager Power family. Georgia will be working full time in our Sudbury office and is joining our commercial team as one of the first points of contact with our clients. She will be working alongside Rosie Ranson…
Effects of War on the Environment
The first ever recorded war to be documented was 2500 BC. It was reported and discovered on a Sumerian stone carving. Undoubtably, there would have been conflict and war prior to this, but these predate the ability to write. A lot of things have an impact on the environment around…
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