March 2009
Wanted: Photos for ‘Business and Earth’ contest
Greenbang’s launching a new photo competition, and we’re looking for submissions from you. The contest’s theme: “Business and the Earth.” We’re eager to see
News you might have missed: 31 March 2009
Don’t worry if you can’t keep up with all the latest developments in cleantech: Greenbang’s here with your daily roundup of headlines you might
Transport trends ‘pointing in wrong direction’
Europe’s transport system is still nowhere near as green as it could — and should — be, according to a report released today by
Direct mail industry mulls sustainability moves
Postal advice and management provider ONEPOST recently hosted forums aimed at making the mail industry more environmentally friendly. Held in London and Birmingham, the
Simple efficiencies make for big water savings
London alone could reduce its water consumption by as much as 16 billion litres a year (PDF) if residents would all use a dishwasher
Jurdy: A Damocles moment
Jurdy is tormented by future fuel worries …
UK ports hold ‘extraordinary’ wind energy potential
Port operators, developers, wind-energy companies and investors met with the government this week to discuss ways to make the most of the UK’s wind-power
Cleantech ticker: 31 March 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: ABB has won a $500 million order to connect the Irish
News you might have missed: 30 March 2009
Spent the weekend catching up on other tasks besides following the cleantech headlines? Never mind: here’s Greenbang’s daily roundup of news you might have
Climate talks under way in Bonn
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One peak we should bring on faster: Peak plastics
While most of the peaks we see looming today — peak oil, peak
Jurdy: To the dump, to the dump, to the dump, dump, dump
Jurdy finds another tough job to fill …
Finally: A plan to make clean energy a business opportunity
Ensuring sustainable energy and resources in the future is all about how you
Perfect technology is impossible, but keep trying anyway
“I guess I could be pretty pissed off about
Plan for a solar future means knowing when the sun won’t shine
While energy experts elsewhere are looking for answers to