Top 5 lessons we should learn from Eyjafjallajökull
So, little by little, Europe’s airports are becoming unclogged and air-based commerce is starting to breathe again after
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Despite successes, British water industry is 'unsustainable'
Britain’s water industry has seen many improvements in the 20-plus years since it was privatised, but it’s
Do we have enough time to build an electric car future?
The future of transport might lie with electric cars, but will we be able to build the market and infrastructure
Why has Caffe Nero no CSR report on its website?
Hi Folks I’m working on a fascinating research project for CleanAnalysis, comparing the environmental footprint of coffee shops to
Innovation could store renewable energy as hydrogen fuel
A French technology company says it plans to manufacture and test two prototypes for solid-state hydrogen storage that, if
Jurdy: Hoping for more
Jurdy tries to encourage the long-term view …
Power with a purpose: Solar energy for water treatment
More than a billion people in the world today lack access to clean drinking water and there are more people
CO2 researchers take Arctic crustaceans "into the future"
Scientists working at a remote ice base in the Arctic have begun experiments to see how microscopic crustaceans, vital to
The military's top 10 energy, climate worries
Late last month, a group of national security strategists, top researchers and analysts gathered at the Kossiakoff Centre of Johns
Smart grid training coalition receives DOE grant
The Smart Grid Energy Training Coalition has been awarded a grant of $2.5 million from the Department of Energy
Romania to see world's 'most ambitious' wind farm project
A Spanish energy company has set its sights on making Romania home to the world’s “most ambitious” network of
Will Iceland's volcanic eruption be natural geoengineering?
The Iceland volcano that’s putting a halt to so much European air travel might not have as much of