Study: European entrepreneurs see opportunity in crisis
Despite the bleak economy at present, European entrepreneurs aren’t all gloom and doom: a study released today by Ernst
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Recycle scrap metal? Even magpies can do it
OK, so now we humans really have no excuse for not making a better effort to recycle: the Associated Press
Stockholm is EU's first 'Green Capital'
Stockholm has been named as the EU’s first-ever “European Green Capital,” a title it will officially hold in 2010.
North Sea islands aim for self-sustainability
Heard of the Cradle to Cradle Island Project? We hadn’t yet either, but it’s a pretty innovative undertaking
Cleantech news you might have missed: 23 Feb. 2009
Need to catch up on the latest cleantech news now that the work week’s back in full swing? Following
Green St. aims to be wind energy leader
California-based Green St. Energy has obtained a three-year option to buy 4,840 acres of land in wind-energy-rich Tehachapi. The
Enough or not enough to fight climate change? Yes
Hmm, so which is it? Are the world’s developed countries falling short in their commitments to fight global climate
Cavendish Hotel earns green 'gold'
Jermyn Street’s Cavendish Hotel is the first to win a gold award as part of the London Development Agency’
How to park 144 bicycles in a 7-metre space
Why does it always seem that when you solve one problem, you create another one? Consider making the switch from
Germany saves with on-call street lighting
In yet another example of how we’re increasingly turning to dribs-and-drabs conservation to save money and energy, TreeHugger reports
Out with the planes, in with the solar panels
Now here’s some smart thinking: take a vast swath of land purchased for a development that never got off
Cleantech people, money and deals: 16 - 20 Feb. 2009
Who moved up the cleantech exec ladder or secured new funds for business development this week? Check out some of