Arctic oil exploration attracts bird predators
Opening the Arctic to oil development could have the unintended consequence of creating “subsidised housing” for predators that feed on
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Tree power could help run electronic devices
Could the future see a new generation of forest-based environmental monitors powered entirely by the energy from trees? US researchers
Diesel or biomethane? Bus runs on either
A unique dual-fuel, low-emissions bus is making its debut this week at the UK’s leading low-carbon vehicles technology exhibition.
Noise machine threatens green economy
If you believe science trumps politics, and that clean technology will win the day because it makes long-term sense — both
Jurdy: Bridging the gap
Jurdy finds a hole in our environmental strategies …
Signs of peak oil: Here and growing louder
Why, in the midst of a global recession, are oil prices hovering in the $70-a-barrel range, when $30-odd a barrel
F3 is made with carrots, powered by chocolate
Mix together a bit of chocolate with some carrots, potatoes, flax and soybeans and what do you get? Pose that
Government must back low-carbon future
The future of low-carbon innovation lies in part with improved support from the Government for research and development tax credits,
Greenbang's calling all cleantech start-ups
Cleantech start-ups — we need you … Over the summer, Greenbang has been approached by several investors wishing to know more about
Bits and Bobs: 7 Sept. 2009
Environmentally “green” beer: Munich brewing engineers research energy savings Brewing engineers from the Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM) are working hard
Carbon Trust expands cleantech incubation
The Carbon Trust is expanding its UK cleantech business incubation scheme with an additional £1.75 million in funding that
Jurdy: A rough tackle
Jurdy discovers the irrational side of the climate change equation …