Cooperating on CO2 cuts could boost GDP, employment
Global collaboration could help cut CO2 emissions while increasing both GDP and employment in all the major economies, according to
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Wave-energy firm Aquamarine Power raises £10 million
Wave energy developer Aquamarine Power announced today that it’s successfully closed its first round of fundraising with £10 million
Climate Change Index for week ending 20 Sept. 2009
Today we introduce a new weekly feature — the Climate Change Index — that tracks research findings and events directly attributable to
Attention, CFL-haters: Vu1 says it's developed a better bulb
“What if we could reinvent the light bulb?” asks US technology firm Vu1 Corporation. Their answer? “Well …we just did.
Sustainability is key, execs say, but firms aren't doing enough
Business leaders who care about sustainability say they know what they like … and they see a lot to like, the
Better biotech could cut CO2 emissions by billions of tonnes
Improved industrial biotechnology — everything from finding better ways to turn waste into fuel to speeding up the time it takes
Siemens, E.ON test carbon capture at coal-fired power plant
The desperate drive to continue burning coal without spewing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere continues this week with the announcement
Jurdy: Any ice to spare?
Jurdy gets chills seeing the Earth’s fever …
World's largest wind turbines to be made in UK
The world’s largest wind turbine blades — bigger than the Blackpool tower — will be made in Britain, Energy and Climate
CO2 emissions in UK drop by 2 per cent
Carbon emissions are falling across most parts of the UK, with the country so far having reduced overall emissions by
Arctic sea ice extent is 3rd lowest ever
The good news: Arctic sea ice cover appears to have reached its low for the summer, and there’s more
Will we need a cap-and-trade for everything?
Cutting carbon emissions globally isn’t enough, according to the World Resources Forum (WRF), which publicly met for the first