Bacteria could clean up tar sand pollution
Toxins that can normally last in the environment for up to 10 years can be broken down in a matter
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The Carbon Trust - what do you think?
What do you think of the Carbon Trust? We’ve been talking to enough companies over the last two years
Testing HD cameras
Hi folks Dan here – we’re about to build a video production unit for the Greenbang website revamp. As part
The light bulb is dead: Long live the light bulb
Today, 1 September, marks the first day of a planned multi-year EU phase-out of energy-inefficient light bulbs, including the humble
Jurdy: How hot is it?
Jurdy sees vivid cause for concern …
10:10: Time to stop being climate stupid
The people behind “The Age of Stupid,” a dystopian film about a future wrecked by climate change, are launching a
Scotland could get four new biomass plants
Working with Forth Ports, Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) is proposing to build four dedicated biomass power stations in several
Major report to outline geoengineering policy
The Royal Society is set to release a major new policy report on geoengineering the climate in London tomorrow. Geoengineering
Small firms to see funds for big energy refit
The Carbon Trust will launch a new programme — the Big Business Refit — this September aimed at helping small and medium-sized
Piranha -- a dead one -- found in Devon waters
The bad news: The Environment Agency today said it’s spotted a piranha in the River Torridge in Devon. The
Jurdy: One step at a time
Jurdy has yet to discover which step is the hardest …