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Thieves selling knock-off solar panels on eBay
Thanks to Greenbang contributor Rob Ashwell for tipping us off to this great article in the New York Times about the increasing popularity of
Harry Hill reveals his nuts to us
Harry Hill – the genius behind Harry Hill’s TV Burp – is getting behind Fairtrade nuts. Greenbang went down to Harry town to find
Green thing of the week – ethical tourism
There are a lot of ‘green’ products and services out there that we never report on because they’re a bit off the clean tech
Food crisis debate sparks more, err, debate
The Economist’s debate on the food crisis is proving rather popular. In fact, we’ve been told it’s the biggest debate the publication has ever
International Karate Plus
It has nothing to do with the Greenbang beat, but we’ve just found out you can play International Karate Plus (IK+) online. Actually, you
Last call for top green startups…
Hi guys Tomorrow we’re selecting the definitive list of the top UK start-up companies in green business and clean-tech. The report, sponsored by the
Beijing Games – “Watch your lungs,” says…er…Lung Foundation
This is off topic for Greenbang, but interesting nevertheless…It just landed in the inbox as is. “The British Lung Foundation is urging Olympic organisers
Thank you to all who celebrated Greenbang’s birthday
It was a superb turnout last night with 140 of you walking through the door. I didn’t see too many photos taken of all
Climate harming cow burps cut with nut juice
You know that whole emissions problem from burping cows? Yes, this is serious, no tittering at the back – well, Japanese tests might have
Greenbang drinks – London, Weds 18th
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