London officials seek ways to emulate Europe's greenest city
London officials today heard from an expert who offered a host of ideas for helping their city to follow in
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Better living through chemistry? Not so much
Remember DuPont’s long-used slogan, “Better Things for Better Living … Through Chemistry”? Or its parody counterpart, “Zinc Oxide and
Green utility crowned for top customer service
A green utility firm in the UK has bucked the odds by winning an award for customer service, something small-
Feed-in tariffs could foster a 'Silicon Valley of the UK'
An initiative from the Department of Energy and Climate Change due to launch across the UK on April 1 looks
How to cut energy use, carbon? One Rosenfeld at a time
How influential is Arthur Rosenfeld in the field of energy efficiency? So influential that a group of scientists have proposed
Some guys and Holy Grails: 5 rules for spotting 'cleantech porn'
Do you remember that wonderful moment when the internet was invented? Or when mobile phones suddenly appeared everywhere? Of course
Why you can't judge a country by its carbon emissions
Just like you can’t judge a book by its cover, it turns out you can’t judge how carbon
Despite some 'green shoots,' cleantech VCs see trouble ahead
There’s good news and bad news on the cleantech and environmental business front. The good news first: more venture
Green chemistry could make for easier-to-recycle plastics
US researchers say they might have found a way to more easily recycle plastic bottles or make them safely biodegradable
The trouble with clean energy $ources
A lot of attention is given to one of the big problems with renewable energy source: intermittency, which refers to
Weird: Wines with 'organic' labels are valued less
“Green” and organic might be in at the grocery store, but they’re not labels shoppers want to see in
More investors are putting companies in climate change hot-seat
A record number of companies were put in the shareholder hot-seat last year by US investors who they say