Pathways to a low carbon future: New York City towards Paris
On Sunday, September 21, something in the region of 400,000 people belonging to 1,574 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and other individualsContinue Reading
On Sunday, September 21, something in the region of 400,000 people belonging to 1,574 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and other individualsContinue Reading
Energy old and new in the Crows Nest Pass, Alberta, Canada. © J. Ashley Nixon Previously, in Energy inContinue Reading
An oil rig idles in the Moray Firth, Scotland ©J. Ashley Nixon In conversation with Dr. Michael E. WebberContinue Reading
Today, the second Monday of October, is Thanksgiving Day in Canada, a national holiday first proclaimed by Parliament in 1879.Continue Reading
Back in Austin for SxSW Eco this week, I was reminded of a photo I took during the same event inContinue Reading
Unlike my last urban recce run (in NOLA), I went out on a busy evening for some #FastFraming. Washington DC wasContinue Reading
Calgary needed its hottest outdoor festival on this, an August day when the temperature was hanging down low aroundContinue Reading
Getting up for an early morning run gives you more space between cars. Good for your health. It gets youContinue Reading
I could sit ‘ere an’ drink it in all day! That Yorkshire saying comes to mind as I think aboutContinue Reading
This is the first of an occasional series of poems, accompanied by photos, inspired by moving along, either running, bikingContinue Reading








