Progressive Science Institute
The Progressive Science Institute is dedicated to embedding science into society and embedding society into science with a view towards strengthening both.
27/09/2017
At New Scientist Live, arms and oil companies are buying credibility from science The sponsorship by Shell and BAE Systems of this weekend’s New Scientist Live festival crosses an ethical red line
16/02/2017
02/02/2017
New report from Carbon Tracker and Imperial College London states that fossil fuels could lose 10% of their energy market share by 2020 due to electric cars and cheap solar energy. However, evidence is increasingly showing that the UK is lagging behind on key renewable energy targets, pressure has to be maintained to ensure a low carbon transition occurs as soon as possible.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/feb/02/electric-cars-cheap-solar-power-halt-fossil-fuel-growth-2020
Electric cars and cheap solar 'could halt fossil fuel growth by 2020' Solar power and clean cars are ‘gamechangers’ consistently underestimated by big energy, says Imperial College and Carbon Tracker report
In light of this terrifying statement by Trump, it seems like a good time to share this post on radical scientists in the 70s opposing torture https://alicerosebell.wordpress.com/2014/12/10/scientists-torture-and-history/
10/01/2017
"Hull has emerged in recent years as an industry leader in renewable energy and also as a hub for the arts... In contrast, BP continues to use the arts as cover for its high-risk drilling, its carbon emissions and its obstruction of crucial climate change legislation."
New on the Huffington Post UK Blog, on renewables, turbines blades as art and the power of the fossil fuel industry.
Wind Power Is Now At The Heart Of Hull - BP's Sponsorship Of The City Of Culture Couldn't Be More Out Of Place On Sunday, in an impressive feat of design and engineering, a 75-metre turbine blade was carefully positioned in the centre of Hull and became the first ...
BREAKING!
Science and climate campaigners scattered 40k snowflakes into the Science Museum's main hall this morning.
Each flake represented one of the signatures to a petition calling on the museum to drop Statoil sponsorship and its new entry charge for the children's interactive gallery, .
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