Jurdy: Tying up loose ends
Jurdy’s energy strategy needs tidying up …
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Shell, National Grid join carbon capture group
Shell UK Limited and National Grid are joining ScottishPower’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) consortium, with ScottishPower planning to
World population to hit 7 billion in 2011
The world is on track to reach a global population of 7 billion in 2011, just 12 years after it
Iraq OKs biodiversity pact, US and Somalia still out
While Iraq’s conflict and political developments have dominated the headlines since it was invaded in 2003, the nation has
Amazing designs built with living trees
Here’s an idea for environmentally friendly, carbon-absorbing architecture and design: structures and sculptures built with living trees. A concept
5 solar-powered devices you can't buy ... yet
The uses to which solar power can be put are limited only by the imagination, as these designs (most of
London cab firm offers free rides in latest Prius
Eco-friendly private hire service greentomatocars is taking delivery of the very first third-generation Toyota Prius in London, and will give
Psych! Climate change messes with our heads
The old Mark Twain-ism, “Everyone complains about the weather, but no one can do anything about it,” also explains a
Climate expedition traces Atlantic's future coastline
A team of three Cambridge graduates are embarking on a 31-country expedition — dubbed “Atlantic Rising” — that aims to follow the
Firm uses yeast to develop first-ever 'eco-surfactant'
Ecological cleaning firm Ecover says it’s developed the “world’s first ‘eco-surfactant’ ” using a process powered by yeast. Today,
Jurdy: A piquing peek at peak
Jurdy makes a piquing discovery …
Global biofuel land grab conjures up 'C' word
As in “colonialism.” It’s a word being used more and more as developed nations, large corporations and large consortiums