Written by: Rohin Patel

Climate change targets, set by governments around the globe, have led to a widespread movement towards renewable energy, which is aimed at replacing the need for non-renewable sources of energy such as fossil fuels. One of the major contributors to the increased carbon emissions over the past few decades is the motoring industry as more and more cars on the road emit more carbon gasses. As such, the introduction of electric vehicles that are powered through renewable sources of energy is thought to be the solution to the climate change crisis. But are they as beneficial as sought out to be? Continue reading…

Written by: Thomas Morton

The Earth’s steadily warming climate is threatening to seriously affect our way of life. If humanity is unable to rein in carbon emissions, climate change will make many places too hot for humans to live in, severely damage agricultural productivity, exhaust some freshwater supplies, and flood low-lying coastal areas. Even in the face of other serious issues, climate change is still the biggest threat to our way of life and it is not a crisis that can be solved overnight.

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