Climate talks under way in Bonn
The latest round of international climate change talks are now under way in Bonn. Speaking on opening day, Yvo de
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Telenor launches mobile recycling programme
Oslo-based telecommunications firm Telenor has announced a new mobile phone buyback/recycling programme that will also support a Red Cross
Research finds climate-responsive plant gene
Researchers at the universities of Leicester and Oxford have identified the gene that controls plant growth as temperatures increase — a
Prince of Wales' food firm teams with Hurley farm
The Prince of Wales’ sustainable food company is expanding its offerings with foods produced at Liz Hurley’s 400-acre Gloucestershire
Manufacturers need efficiency now for post-recession savings
Manufacturing firms need to do better at managing resources efficiently, not only to save on costs but to prepare for
New: 'Business and Earth' photo competition
Looking for a way to promote a sustainable future while earning the chance for an awesome prize and a bit
Cleantech ticker: 30 March 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Earth Hour saw record participation this year, with a record
Jurdy: Waiting for inspiration
Jurdy has difficulties with the obvious …
News you might have missed: 27 March 2009
Missed a few cleantech headlines over the past 24 hours? Here are a few news stories and developments you might
Economy inspires UK employees to save, conserve
Nearly half of UK employees say they’re more likely to try and help their employers save money in light
Study: New industries 'extravagant' energy users
Rather than use energy more efficiently than traditional industries, newer types of manufacturing processes — solar panel production, for example — are
Efficiency efforts save firm big money
A firm based in Horden, County Durham, has slashed its energy bills after receiving some expert advice from the MAS