Munich wind turbine gives life to world's largest Christmas star
Starting 29 November, Munich will usher in the holiday season with the world’s largest — and greenest — revolving Christmas star.
Dan Ilett
Greenbang is Computer Weekly's Green IT Blog of the Year!
Awesome: Greenbang learned last night that it’s the winner of Computer Weekly’s Sustainable and Green IT Blog Award
Ready to turn a new LEAF on the road?
A lot of people wonder what the next generation of cars will be powered by. Some think that hybrids are
Rising food waste also wastes oil and water, researchers find
Researchers in the US have identified yet another problem that’s causing us to consume too much fossil fuel and
Readers - Tell us your thoughts on CO2 goals
What do you think about efforts to reduce carbon emissions? Are we not aiming high enough? Aiming too high? You
Carbon labels not always a good guide to sustainability
Carbon labelling could unfairly disadvantage economies in the developing world and mislead consumers, according to new research findings. Working on
Report: No 'silver bullet' for climate but rapid emissions cuts
Climate negotiators meeting in Copenhagen next month might or might not come up with an agreed-upon treatment for the
Jurdy: Not just hot air
Jurdy discovers another planetary problem …
Climate Change Index for week ending 22 Nov. 2009
Greenbang’s weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim is to
Tiny shrimp, other creatures have big impact on ocean mixing
Winds and tides might not be the only ocean-mixing factors affecting climate change; two scientists from the California Institute
Cars, planes could boost power with energy-scavenging devices
A group of researchers in the US is envisioning a future in which small devices on planes and automobiles could
Innovation could pave way for new hydrogen technologies
Scientists have devised a new way for storing hydrogen, a breakthrough that could pave the way for new hydrogen technologies.