Green IT to save HP 'billions'
HP has a new spin on the classic Gordon Gekko line: “Green is good.” The technology company said this week
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Global banks pledge to tackle CO2 emissions
A group of major international banks have signed up to a framework pledging to tackle both the operational greenhouse gas
UK must go on "fossil fuel diet" to meet CO2 targets
The UK must cut greenhouse gas emissions by a fifth by 2020 to tackle climate change and meet longer-term
Deck the halls with pedal power
An historic theatre in Indiana is featuring a uniquely powered Christmas tree display in its annual Festival of Trees. The
Mobile phone industry pale green at best
While consumers of electronic products might prefer to buy from environmentally responsible companies, the reality is that truly green options
Nuke plan embarks on week-long grilling
Ah, nuclear power. Is it, as writer-thinker James Lovelock (The Revenge of Gaia) says, the only energy source that
Secret vortex energy harnessed in ocean currents
A machine that works like a fish could turn slow-moving ocean and river currents into an affordable and reliable
UK's REH bags Polish wind farm deal
AIM-listed Renewable Energy Holdings (REH) has signed a deal to develop a wind farm site in Poland. The site,
Solar lights, camera, action! in L.A.
If Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa gets his wish, his city will get 10 percent of all its energy from
U.S. eyes fuel-boosting 'Franken-corn'
A global seed company has asked the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)
Texas to EPA: don't mess with us
Where some see going green as a new opportunity to create jobs and grow new industries, Texas Gov. Rick Perry
Sharp sets up $1.05bn solar power venture in Italy
Japanese consumer electronics manufacturer Sharp and Italy’s largest power company, Enel SpA, are to invest $1.05bn in a