Google plays with solar fire
Ever wonder what happens when you focus on sunlight-concentrating lens on a penny? A few of the geeks at Google’
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The evil carbon footprint of spam
So we all knew already that spam is irritating, time-wasting, memory-clogging and potentially computer-damaging … but did you ever stop to
Uber-green Denmark tops for business: Forbes
We’ve said it before, but we’ll say it again — this time with the blessing of none other than
Recession? Pshaw! Our IT's staying green
While the global recession is driving organisations to cut back on spending in all areas, even green IT, a survey
Cleantech ticker: 17 April 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Borrowing a line from the classic comedy “Animal House,” Australia’
Story of a start up company...part 1
Over the next few weeks, we’re going to be filming the progress of Carbon Voyage – a company that helps
UK announces incentives for electric-car buyers
Business Secretary Peter Mandelson and Transport Secretary Geoff Hoon today unveiled the Government’s vision to promote ultra low-carbon transport
Cleantech ticker: 16 April 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Technology and communications experts will debate how best to equip
Do environment and business need to play tug of war?
Following is a guest column by Tom Wagland, Manager of the Environmental Management Group for Ricoh Europe The past decade
Dixon: Time to go after 'anti-social' energy-wasters
Wow. We’re little short of amazed at today’s comments from Richard Dixon, head of WWF Scotland, who says
Deadline approaches for Water Efficiency Awards
UK business owners: if you’ve successfully reduced your firm’s water consumption and improved conservation over the past year,
Offshore wind could add 70,000 UK jobs: report
The British Wind Energy Association (BWEA) is welcoming a report released today by the Institute for Public Policy Research that