CO2-to-fuel claim: Godsend or the next 'cold fusion'?
A US-based firm — Joule Biotechnologies — grabbed big headlines around the world this week with the announcement that it’s developed
A US-based firm — Joule Biotechnologies — grabbed big headlines around the world this week with the announcement that it’s developed
UK universities need to set carbon targets UK universities should commmit to reducing carbon emissions by 80 per cent by
September 2009 16 – 18 September World Bioenergy Clean Vehicles & Fuels 2009 Stockholm, Sweden 17 – 18 September Platts European Smart
While some of today’s China-bashing might be unfair, other instances appear justified — as, for example, when a new report
The Love London Green Festival might be long over, but the Recycled Sculpture Show that was one of the highlights
While we’ve grown accustomed to all the emphasis on smart technology these days — smart grids, smart meters, smart houses
Mayor’s energy- busting building makeover helps ‘boys in blue’ go green Wembley police station has become the first building
The laws of physics don’t always apply, according to a new discovery by physics researchers at the Massachusetts Institute
Looking to understand more about the Government’s Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC), which will affect some 5,000 companies and
If your organisation’s been spinning an exceptionally effective sustainability campaign overseas in the past year, you could find yourself
A unique international crowdsourcing event recently held by IBM — the Smarter Planet University Jam — revealed that a vast majority of
Ahh, we’ve written about so many “next-generation” transport fuel sources — corn, soybeans, used cooking oil, switchgrass, algae, jatropha — we