The Transition Network has been changing the way that communities function since 2005 – the ongoing social experiment focuses on encouraging local people to come…
Author: pippaneill
Interview: Qatar and the climate crisis
Qatar is amongst the most vulnerable countries to the climate crisis; it faces drastic water shortages, unlivable temperatures and ever-rising sea levels.Environment Journal got in…
Electric Vehicle Fires – should we be concerned?
As more and more people purchase electric vehicles (EVs) there is a growing number of concerns about what happens if these vehicles set on fire. Air…
The dieselgate scandal five years on
Last month marked five years since the dieselgate scandal first came to light, in honour of this anniversary Air Quality News reporter Pippa Neill got in touch with…
Interview: Helena Molin Valdés, head of the United Nations Climate & Clean Air Coalition
Interview: Air Quality News reporter Pippa Neill spoke to Helena Molin Valdés, head of the United Nations Climate & Clean Air Coalition about why we…
Interview: Bertie Gregory, filmmaker and wildlife photographer
Bertie Gregory is a 26-year-old filmmaker and wildlife photographer who currently splits his time working for the BBC and the National Geographic. Environment Journal got in touch…
Interview: Blue Sandford – Challenge Everything
Blue Sandford, aged 17, is a key player in Extinction Rebellion Youth. Last October, Blue was arrested at an Extinction Rebellion protest in Trafalgar Square…
Interview: Ashley, founder of ‘That Refill Place’
During lockdown, we have all been dealing with different things, some of us working more than normal, others not working at all, some learning French…
Interview: Akshat Rathi, author, United We Are Unstoppable
Akshat Rathi is a London-based reporter for Bloomberg News and in his latest book, ‘United We Are Unstoppable,’ he tells the stories of 60 young…