Are eco IT jobs on the rise?
One of Greenbang’s writers had an article in the FT yesterday that looked at environmental careers in IT. It
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The world's ten most polluted places
The Ukraine, Azerbaijan, India, Peru (pictured here, credit to AP for the photo) and a bunch of others are named
British SSE buys 2 million CO2 credits from China
CHINA WATCH This is the second largest carbon deal in China this year, trading a total amount of two million
China: turning crop stalks into biofuels
CHINA WATCH The price of food in China is unbearably high at the moment, so making corn into energy is
BusinessWeek: firms turning green business into good business
Greenbang has been, well, banging the drum for some time that going green doesn’t need to wipe out the
Thomas Friedman: transformational technology needed to win green battle
New York Times columnist Thomas L Friedman makes a powerful argument in a new article [registration required] about the stark
Ribena bottles, now 100% recycled
Brightly coloured drinks maker Ribena, which sells a not insignificant 60 million of its drinks every year, will now use
Wind powers chip factory
Usually when Greenbang talks about chips, it’s the kind that power a computer. But this time it’s the
Editor wanted for green mag
CNET Networks UK, Greenbang’s former employer, is recruiting an editor for an online green consumer publication. CNET publishes ZDNet.
The practical challenges of solar power
Okay, so there’s some obvious challenges, such as when the sun don’t shine. But beyond that, getting the
From banners and boreholes to things you've never imagined
Welcome to the world of green. As it happens, Greenbang gets a mixed bag of things that are being launched
Q&A: Lee Raymond, former chief of ExxonMobil
ExxonMobil isn’t exactly the poster child of sustainable firms–and its old boss didn’t spend much time acting