New offset project's message: More condoms = less carbon
Paying to plant trees on the other side of the world is one way to offset your carbon emissions, but
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New service helps telecommuters measure their carbon footprints
An innovative new partnership will make it possible for companies to track their home-based workers’ energy use and carbon emissions
850+ firms urge Brown to push for ambitious climate deal
Four days before global climate change talks kick off in Copenhagen, more than 850 UK and international companies are urging
UK solar firm aims for new global markets
UK-based Whitfield Solar is looking to take its workforce and sales to new markets, including Spain, Portugal, Greece, Italy and
Floods prove need for climate-resilient engineering
Britain’s infrastructure will need innovative engineering in years to come to better protect the country from threats caused by
It's official: Every British home will have a smart meter by 2020
Every home in the UK is set to have a smart meter for tracking energy use by the end of
Surprise: Some creatures build more shell in high CO2, acid waters
US researchers have made a surprise discovery about shell-building creatures in acidified waters: contrary to expectations, some animals build more
Carbon and energy cuts: Are we trying hard enough?
What do you think about current efforts to curb carbon emissions and reduce energy consumption? Are businesses doing enough? Should
Climate Change Index for week ending 29 Nov. 2009
Greenbang’s weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim is to
Where are we headed? A green future, or carbon doom?
What will it take to start reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions in a meaningful way? Are we on the
Despite ozone hole's brakes on Antarctic warming, plants grow
More plants and animals are showing up on the western Antarctic Peninsula as the planet warms and summer snows turn
UK could run short of electricity within seven years
Planned shutdowns of ageing nuclear and coal power plants could leave the UK facing an electricity shortfall as early as