Jurdy: Fact-based reality hits home
Jurdy finds the answer to the question, “Who are you going to believe: me or your lying eyes?” …
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Porritt: 'Last chance' for sustainable future
Writer-environmentalist Jonathon Porritt argues in a new pamphlet released today — “Living Within Our Means” — that today’s economic and environmental
News you might have missed: 20 March 2009
Overwhelmed by all your end-of-the-workweek tasks? Not to worry: Greenbang is here to update you on recent cleantech news and
Urban farm goes green once, twice, thrice
A farm in Merton Abbey expects to slash its carbon emissions by some 10 tonnes per year through a new
Kinetic power switches lights on wirelessly
A Canada-based subsidiary of Philips has developed an innovative system that uses photovoltaics and kinetic energy to wirelessly switch lights
Fight against climate change, get sacked?
The Independent features a fascinating story this week about the first person awarded Employment Equality rights for his “philosophical belief”
Doughnuts + tea = homemade photovoltaics
File this away in the “Do I Dare Try This at Home?” department: Register Hardware features a video link from
The energy Holy Grail: Room-temp superconductors
British researchers say they’ve developed a new material that could help lead to more efficient electricity transmission with less
Report: Firms without continuity plans 'living dangerously'
Too many organisations are still unprepared to deal with sudden business disruptions caused by such threats as electronic attacks or
With clean energy, it's save now, pay later: IEA
The global economic crisis might cause carbon dioxide emissions to drop — for now — but the longer-term impact could be higher
Cleantech ticker: 20 March 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * EU plans to rework a programme that pays developing countries
News you might have missed: 19 March 2009
So what else is happening in the cleantech sector lately? Here are a few news stories you might have missed: