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Scotland OKs 'most ambitious' climate bill
The Scottish Parliament has approved an ambitious climate-change plan that aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent
4 of 10 recycling firms in shaky financial straits
Nearly 4 out of 10 UK recycling firms are on shaky financial footing, according to a report published in Materials
Goal: carbon capture via amino-acid salts
Siemens Energy and TNO, the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research, plan to work together to advance carbon capture technology
UK utility networks 'far too vulnerable' to failure
Utility networks in the UK — including those for electricity and water — remain far too vulnerable to disruption and failure, according
Will Day to chair Sustainable Development Commission
Will Day will succeed Jonathon Porritt as chair of the Sustainable Development Commission (SDC); his appointment was announced this week
Insulation, green energy could bring 70,000 jobs
England and Wales could slash greenhouse gas emissions and create at least 70,000 jobs if councils would help insulate
Peter Darwell: 'Instant' success after years of hard work
How does a 15-year-old school dropout and one-time chef become a successful serial — and super-green — entrepreneur with more than 30
Over the edge: Climate scientists reach tipping point
Is it time to start panicking yet? After years of issuing academically dry, if increasingly dire, warnings about the accelerating
Kyocera seminar features smart speakers, 'Stupid' film
Mark Johnson of the energy and climate change consultancy AEA Group is scheduled to speak at Kyocera Mita’s Green
On climate change goals, UK's a 'small yapping dog'
The UK’s climate change goals fall far short of what’s needed to avert dangerous levels of warming, according
New assessment tool helps cities 'get smarter'
IBM has launched a new Smarter City Assessment Tool to help cities better understand and meet the demands of an