Upfront recycling fees can help curb flood of e-waste
Charging consumers an upfront fee to cover the eventual cost of recycling the electronics they buy also encourages people to
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Carbon capture effort: Not good enough yet
While there’s no shortage of projects around the world aimed at finding ways to suck up carbon dioxide and
UK wind power to get 270-megawatt boost
A 270-megawatt offshore wind project will begin rising up off British shores starting next year. Final investment approval has paved
Cutting transport's carbon footprint will take tech revolution
Keeping transport-related energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions from ballooning out of control between now and 2050 will require a
Early-stage tech firms reap £52.5m in investment
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Jurdy: Shining a light on energy savings
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Price of inaction on climate change? £18 beer and £6 bread
What’s the price of failure to act on climate change? In the UK, it could be £6.50 for
Low Carbon Technologies Report: Get it while it's hot ... and free!
Interested in seeing for yourself what all the buzz is about over the new “Low Carbon Technologies Report”? For a
UK, US need better climate, energy policies to spur investment
Some carbon and energy goals set out by the UK, Spain and Greece earn poor risk ratings in terms of
Study: We're not planning for possibility of abrupt climate change
Policy-makers exhibit a strange disconnect when it comes to global warming: while they acknowledge the possibility that we could tip
Habit changes could cut as much carbon as France produces
Simple changes in our individual behaviour could significantly reduce carbon emissions with “little or no reduction in household well-being,” according