Sharp Solar takes lead on eco compliance
By Raphael Raggatt Sharp Solar is leading the way for reducing environmentally harmful substances in the solar photovoltaics (PV) industry
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'ways2work' promotes sustainable travel
By Ana Svab, National Business Travel Network (NBTN) A new online tool to promote sustainable travel and encourage flexible working
Energy, carbon: Not good enough yet
If sustainability efforts in 2010 can be summed up in one sentence, it’s this: “Some of us are trying
Holiday shoppers send climate message
Average citizens might not have much influence on the latest round of international climate talks getting under way in Mexico
New hydrogen car centrepiece of climate gallery
By Raphael Raggatt The new ‘atmosphere…Exploring climate science’ gallery in the Science Museum, London opens to the public next
Huhne's announcement on Green Deal - 100,000 new green jobs
By Andrew Eagles, Sustainable Homes As part of the Energy Security and Green Economy Bill, Chris Huhne has recently announced
Avoid the landfill, save big money
By Katie Shaw, Forum for the Future Businesses could save an average of 4 to 5 per cent of their
We'll save energy if the neighbours do first
Across America, a number of homeowners are beginning to reduce their household energy usage. But why? It seems like a
Meet UK's top 'future proof' cities
By Anna Simpson, Forum for the Future In the UK, around nine in ten people live in towns and cities,
After Gulf spill, peak oil risk grows
Despite the progress we’ve made in expanding renewable energy supplies, we’re simply not moving fast enough right now
Smart cities: Do we have what it takes?
What does it take to build a smarter, more sustainable city? Not surprisingly, the answer depends on the specialty of
In water-stressed world, there is no beer
Not too worried about the prospects of future water shortages because you live somewhere with healthy aquifers and free-flowing faucets?