Four years : the blog goes on

For the first post of  the year I would like to wish you a happy and sustainable year 2011. I hope this time we will get what we need : a global legal agreement on climate change and clean energy.

I also would like to start this year by having a look at what I consider the twenty five best or most important articles I published here in 2010. I hope you will enjoy this selection and look forward to reading your comments.

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We are at the beginning of my fifth year of blogging. Having reached a subscribership of over 150 people I am very motivated to keep writing. So more than ever, stay tuned !

January

• The triple crisis : why we need green jobs
• Germany to cut its emissions by 40 percent

February

• A look at the carbon emissions of electricity
• Could Wall Street pay for your home renovation ?

March

• $2.2 trillion : the huge costs of environmental damages
• Who’s winning the clean energy race ?

April

• How coal-fired plants are causing cancers
• Oil reserves are exaggerated by one third
• Are we intelligent enough to prevent climate change ?

May

• A huge oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico

June

• Africa’s Great Green Wall
• 90% more efficient air conditioning

July

• China becomes the world’s first energy consumer
• Europe must cut its CO2 emissions by 30 percent

August

• All you need to know about climate change in five minutes
• Portugal’s bold renewable energy policy
• America could be coal-free by 2030

September

• Freshkills Park, and what it can teach us
• Electric cars are the next growth engine

October

• The tremendous cost of vanishing forests
• India will invest 2.3 trillion in low carbon tech

November

• IEA unveils its latest report : WEO 2010
• European Union to invest one trillion on energy

December

• China wants 500 GW of renewables by 2020
• Global warming may mean colder winters

What were the most important news to you ?