Energy report: Act now, stop seeking 'silver bullet'
The UK’s energy system isn’t ready to meet future energy needs while also preventing rapid climate change, according
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Carbon Trust expands access to £100 million in loans
The Carbon Trust is improving access to more than £100 million in interest-free and unsecured loans for small and medium-sized
Report IDs 'easy wins' for cutting footprints of '60s flats
A new report highlights the most cost-effective areas to target in an effort to lower the carbon footprints of 1960s
Create09 to focus on climate, economy's impact on IT
This week’s Create09 will examine the impact of the global economy and climate change on IT research and design
Stockholm adds another 85 ethanol-powered buses
Scania has sold 85 ethanol-powered articulated buses to Busslink, operator of bus services for Storstockholms Lokaltrafik (SL), the regional public
It's Super Fibre: Five high-tech uses for hemp
Stop snickering already: hemp is proving to be a sustainable, low-carbon Super Fibre that could help the UK and Europe
Crop innovation, eco business at heart of new project
A £4 million project based at the University of East Anglia aims to promote innovation in alternative and non-food crops.
Deutsche Bank's 'greentowers' win gold
Deutsche Bank has been awarded a preliminary certificate in gold from the German Sustainable Building Council for the renovation of
Despite recession, green IT spending goes on
Despite the ongoing recession, most small and large enterprises across Europe plan to maintain or increase spending on green IT,
Brown: World needs £60 billion climate fund for poor
Prime Minister Gordon Brown said today that the world should create a £60 billion-per-year global fund to help developing countries
Kyocera seeks entries for GreenLight Awards
Kyocera are also calling for entries to its annual GreenLight Awards, now in their fourth year. The awards recognise individuals
El Nino gives Aussie cricketers edge over England
What does climate have to do with cricket? More than you might suppose, according to the authors of a new