Carbon trading goes personal
The Royal Society has kicked off a new personal carbon trading scheme, called CarbonLimited. Here’s how they explain it:
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Thomas Bennett joins Intelligent Energy
Fuel-cell technology company Intelligent Energy has hired Thomas Bennett as general counsel. Why is this important? Well, Intelligent Energy
Wal-Mart China to launch green campaign, again
CHINA WATCH Greenbang is not a fan of supermarkets, but unfortunately has to use them from time to time. Retail
UK bosses shun green ethics
Although 93% of UK directors are cutting their carbon footprint at home, the majority neglect their green principles when it
MPs try to strengthen Climate Change Bill
Environment secretary Hilary Benn is trying to improve the UK’s Climate Change Bill. When originally published in March 2007,
Green homes a $20 billion market in 5 years
As eco interest booms, the home building market looks set to soar: a new report expects it to rise from
Electric car start-up aims for $200m funding
Shai Agassi, the ex-SAP exec who left and headed off into the world of electric cars, is back and
Halogen bulbs now a 'guilty pleasure'?
For those of you not quite convinced about the merits of switching to compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs, OSRAM has
Free green business seminar seats available
Sign up for your free place at Kyocera’s green business seminar. Greenbang is going along to the Green Card
Brits bored of eco news
A survey suggests that we bacon-and-egg loving Brits are tired of hearing news about green issues. So why
Green schools boost test scores?
An interesting article on AlterNet implies eco-friendly schools in the US can help students achieve better results. They say
BP wants to join China’s building of the eco-island
CHINA WATCH Chongming Island of Shanghai, located in at the mouth of the Yangtze River, is the third largest island