Cadbury puts Easter egg packaging on a diet
Have you been walking around the supermarkets, secretly cursing the arrival of Easter eggs ever earlier on their shelves, but
Dan Ilett
UK biz says 'bah humbug!' to carbon cutting
Imagine the UK’s SMEs. No, nothing to do with Captain Hook’s sidekick, but the nation’s small and
Scientists beat nature in solar race
There are many things you can do with the sun. Many. Many, many. Like not look at it and then
Scientists find secret to corn oil yield
Scientists are making more plants bend to their will. According to the latest edition of Nature Genetics the white coated
Event: Green & Global Market Instability
Check out this event if you get time – Green & Global Market Instability: How to keep the Climate Change agenda
Shai Agassi - hear the interview
We’ve put this interview on podcast, if you want to listen…
Shai Agassi talks to Greenbang
By Dan Ilett I first heard about Shai Agassi about a year ago when I wrote for the Financial Times
Ocean fertilisation halted by war of words
The world of carbon offsetting has been subject to some mudslinging of late, according to Planktos, a company which had
Richard Branson 'has a lot of making up to do'
Aside from growing a beard that outshines both Noel Edmonds’s and Santa Claus’s put together, Richard Branson has
Green car tech hits the Oscars' red carpet
Greenbang really hates the Oscars. Hates them. Hates them more drinking a cup of pureed liver topped with cold sick.
Real Logic signs up new turbine friend - but who is it?
Here are a few things that Greenbang considers impressive: satellites, academics, cheese with wax coating, the cloning of sheep and
Government needs to sort out supermarkets' sustainability
It seems, much like Greenbang, the government has been avoiding tackling the supermarkets wherever possible. Always busy when you need