Ancient buildings yield modern, eco-friendly secrets
The secret to an ancient eco-friendly building technique could lie in the structure of your typical successful sandcastle, according
Dan Ilett
News you might have missed: 2 June 2009
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Dell: 26 per cent of our energy now renewable
Dell says it now sources 26 per cent of its global electricity needs from renewable energy sources, up from 20
Jurdy: H2 oh oh
Jurdy discovers a new meaning of “water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink” …
Nottingham ventures up for new tech transfer awards
Two commercial projects based on research at The University of Nottingham have been shortlisted for international awards for innovation. The
Biffa plans to build anaerobic digestion plant
Waste management firm Biffa has appointed Ros Roca Envirotec, part of the Ros Roca Environment Group, as the technology provider
Marketers need to make direct mail greener
Consumers are surprised that any company would not consider putting a recycle logo or message on their direct mail pieces,
Norway schools green IT with thin computing
Thin computing firm Wyse Technology is helping schools in Norway meet their green IT targets. Wyse installed more than 1,
Renewables group prepares for 'decade of delivery'
The board of the Renewable Energy Association (REA) has launched a search for a successor to its director general Philip
University startups meet with investors at expo
Twenty-one companies recently formed at the University of Edinburgh are meeting with potential investors today at the university’s
UK wind farms plan tours, more for Wind Week 2009
The British Wind Energy Association (BWEA) will observe Wind Week 2009 with a variety of exhibits, tours and other events
Cleantech ticker: 2 June 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Arup and John Holland today launched a new business partnership