New agency targets food, environment research
Environment Secretary Hilary Benn today launched the new Food and Environment Research Agency (Fera) and opened its state-of-the-art facility in
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€20 billion for waste-to-energy plants in Ukraine
The Swedish company EcoEnergy Scandinavia and the Ukrainian government today signed an agreement to build and operate waste incineration plants
Recycling firm plans five new UK plants
Sterecycle Ltd., a UK waste recycling technology company, today announces a £200 million expansion programme that will create 300 new
Sustainable travel 'makes business sense'
Seventy organisations are expected at Manchester United’s Old Trafford stadium tomorrow (16 June) for a seminar on “Making Sustainable
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Laundry break led to discovery of nuclear leak
A 2007 cooling water leak at the Sizewell A nuclear power plant could have led to a dangerous radioactive leak
Have a climate solution? Tell new global community
This week saw the launch of The World Climate Community, the world’s first online social community for discussion and
EU grids need total overhaul to meet energy goals
The EU won’t be able to reach its renewable energy targets without completely overhauling, upgrading and fully connecting the
Jurdy: Taking things literally
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Smarter eco-design could save £900 million: Defra
The Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs (Defra) has launched a new consultation focussed on smarter eco-design for energy-using
Robo-Ferret: Coming soon to a port near you
A new type of robot dubbed a “cargo-screening ferret” under development could one day make it easier to detect drugs,