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Snippets for 22 December 2022
Thanks for reading our Snippets newsletter this week. We have once again included a mixed selection of articles we hope you find interesting. A historic deal has been struck at COP15 to halt biodiversity loss by 2030, with Governments signing a once-in-a-decade deal to halt the destruction of Earth’s ecosystems. Why is this deal so important? There is now greater certainty about the human-driven decline of biodiversity, with species dying off as much as 1,000 times more freq
Hydrology, 22 December 2022
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
Snippets for 8 December 2022
Welcome to another fortnightly edition of SnippETS. We start with an article that talks about the International Energy Agency identifying the demand for fossil fuel to peak by the mid-2020s and the curtain call for coal oil and gas. Europe’s heavy reliance on energy imports from Russia explains the marked response of local energy prices to the war in Ukraine. This heavy reliance and dependence have the potential to hasten the transition to green energy. The next article is ba
Hydrology, 8 December 2022
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
