Cybershopping for the holidays means lower carbon emissions
Your holiday shopping carbon footprint will be a lot lower if you make your purchases online instead of heading out
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Siemens to connect London Array to power grid
Siemens Energy has received a €128 million order to connect the London Array offshore wind farm, potentially the largest of
Ethanol fuel increases ozone pollution and health risks
Making the switching from petrol to ethanol to run our cars has turned out to be trickier than originally thought.
COP15 Day 5: Island nations stand tall, ice bear starts to melt
Editor’s note: Greenbang will be providing daily dispatches and ongoing updates from the climate change talks in Copenhagen, and
US lab aims to build better, cheaper, zero-energy buildings
While cars, trucks and planes might come to mind first as carbon emissions Enemy No. 1, all our buildings aren’
Looking to 2050: Where will food for 9 billion come from?
As world leaders, scientists and activists meet in Copenhagen to focus on the challenges of climate change, a related and
Jurdy: Can't do this in your car
Jurdy nods off …
Greenbang is hiring!
As we look ahead to the coming new year and plan for our continued growth, Greenbang is looking to expand
$1.4 billion for turbines to drive world's largest wind farm
GE has won a $1.4 billion contract with independent power producer Caithness Energy to provide turbines and services for
UK announces new space agency to spur economic growth
A new executive agency will replace the British National Space Centre to bring the UK’s space and satellite sector
G77 negotiator: 2 degree C target 'condemns Africa to death'
Editor’s note: Greenbang will be providing daily dispatches and ongoing updates from the climate change talks in Copenhagen, and
Move to low-carbon economy should benefit all, forum urges
A new government forum has begun working to make sure the transition to a low-carbon economy will benefit workers, businesses