Credit crunch forces Brits to be more like Felicity Kendall
For many, the 1970s is a decade to forget. After the free love of the swinging 60s, the 70s heralded
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Asda shuts fridge doors at £27m 'eco' store
Asda opens its first UK low carbon superstore today in Bootle, near Liverpool. The store’s frame is made entirely
Don't forget the meet up tomorrow night
Hi there Greenbangers Don’t forget that we’re meeting tomorrow night (Tuesday) for the Greenbang Sustainable Technology Group. These
China's CEOs commit to tackling climate change
CEOs of three of China’s largest companies have made a commitment to fight global warming and play a key
Electric cars to make Australia a 'Better Place'
Four years from now people in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane will have the infrastructure to make the widespread use of
Drax unveils £2bn biomass energy plan
The Drax coal power station in Yorkshire, branded by critics as the UK’s biggest polluter, is to go green
UK renewable energy targets 'unachievable'
The UK’s target to produce 15 per cent of its energy consumption from renewable sources is “unachievable” unless the
UK launches world's largest algae biofuel research project
Algae is one of the real hot spots in biofuels and the Carbon Trust has launched a research and development
Jeremy Melhuish talks to Greenbang
Jeremy Melhuish of The Commercial Group talks to Greenbang about their awards for environmental improvement.
Stern: Recession can boost green investment
Nicholas Stern, author of the influential Stern Report on Climate Change, says recession is the ideal time to build a
Clean-burning stoves growth fuelled by India
Envirofit is ramping up production and expanding its line of clean-burning stoves in response to increasing demand in India. Envirofit
Winter snow to cool Japanese airport in summer
The Japanese government has just unveiled plans to cool the New Chitose Airport terminal building in summer using snow collected