Scotland's sheep are shrinking: Blame climate change
Add to the ever-growing list of emerging signs of climate change … shrinking sheep. Yes, Scotland’s wild sheep are apparently
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Scotland aims for fewer car rides, more walking, cycling
Local authorities across Scotland have launched a three-year programme that aims to encourage people to cut their car use in
Need new batteries? Fire up the printer
Imagine no longer having to pop out to the shop for new batteries, but instead being able to print up
Innovative German biomass plant begins operations
Germany has started operating a new biomass heating and power station that uses finely chopped material to generate eco-friendly energy.
Smart home can learn from, text residents
The UK can now boast it’s created the first home that can learn from its inhabitants and even take
Germany tops, Canada, Russia last on climate
G8 countries as a whole aren’t doing enough to protect the world against climate change, but some nations are
It's a car, it's a cyclist, it's a mobile wireless sensor
The next time you see a pedestrian or cyclist crossing the road, you might also be looking at a mobile
North East studies transport, economy, climate change
Partners in the North East have responded to a Government consultation on the region’s transport priorities over the next
Report: Cement industry can reduce carbon emissions
An initiative by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) indicates cement production can be “decoupled” from much of
Swedish firm to lay groundwork for wind farm
Swedish firm Peab has been commissioned to do the land and concrete work for the Vindkraftpark Stor-Rotliden wind power plant
UK cleantech a £70 billion 'economic no-brainer'
Clean technologies and renewable energy — especially offshore wind and wave — could generate up to £70 billion for the British economy,