Sceptic Lomborg now climate activist? Not
Is it true? Could Bjørn Lomborg — long a favourite of climate change sceptics for his view that the fight against
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New Cheshire plant to produce power from trash
The Government today approved plans for a 95-megawatt power plant, to be built at Ince in Cheshire, that will generate
'Green' cement for carbon-negative construction
A UK firm working to develop carbon-negative cement recently announced that it’s raised more than £1 million equity funding.
Tinkering with climate could reduce rainfall
Tinkering with the Earth’s climate systems to minimise climate change — a process known as “geoengineering” — could have unintended consequences,
Arctic sea ice at low levels, still melting
Sea ice cover in the Arctic was at its third-lowest ever this past month, and unusually clear weather and warm
MGT Power plans second biomass plant in NE
MGT Power announced plans today for a second major biomass facility in the UK’s North East. The company already
Researchers look to sea microbes for greener drugs
Researchers say they’ve found a new way to analyse large numbers of novel marine microbes, a technology that could
Tesco diverts all its UK waste from landfill
The retailer Tesco announced this week that it’s now diverting 100 per cent of the waste produced by its
'Green channel' fast-tracks eco-friendly patents
The following is a guest column by Dave Croston, patent attorney and advanced engineering sector specialist at Withers & Rogers
Jurdy: An offer you can't refuse
Jurdy realises this is one problem that can’t go ignored …
Irish grasslands great for soaking up carbon
Irish grasslands could prove to be an important sink for carbon dioxide, according to a research report from Ireland’s
Cycle Fridays: The low-carbon way to commute
Starting next week, London will offer a little extra support to commuter cyclists as part of an initiative to encourage