Plastic bags to help recycle steel
Plastic bags aren’t just for decorating canals and keeping away from children, you know. They can also be used
Dan Ilett
Green boom doesn't mean bubble
Today, Greenbang is thinking of itself as somewhat of an environmental Private Pike, from World War II groan-fest Dad’
Schools Google for green computers
Kids today don’t even know they’re born. Give them $30 and they’d probably complain that it isn’
Roof window firm goes solar to reduce bills
Roof window manufacturer, Velux is about to go on a promotional spree evangelising its new venture into the solar energy
Batman dares not jump into Hong Kong’s harbour
CHINA WATCH Even Batman’s not man enough to jump into Hong Kong’s harbour water. According to the the
Say hello, wave goodbye
The Amstrad Emailer. White dog poo. Vanilla Ice’s recording career. All famous for sinking without a trace. Thankfully, Finavera
You can have any colour as long as it's green
There’s no messing with Ford. When the finance boys drop their wallet on their table, the aftershocks are felt
Solar, so good
Solar power plants are like buses, aren’t they? You wait for one in the middle of a desert in
Petrol's pound of flesh
With petrol prices edging once again towards the £1 mark, it’s time for the Daily Mail and friends to
Waste-to-energy gets more rubbish
Ah, Tallahassee. Famous for, well, being the state capital of Florida (if you can call that famous) and not much
Wind power spinning ahead of schedule in US
Scare stories abound this week as fuel prices rise to astronomical amounts, Saudi’s and Russians get increasingly rich and
Mazda to sell hydrogen cars for European 'Hydrogen Highway'
The last time Hydrogen hit Europe in a big way it was when a Zeppelin careered into the ground on