Debenhams to power all UK stores with renewable energy
Times are tough at high street retailer Debenhams, with annual profits plummeting this week, but the company has just signed
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MPs in climate bill revolt over aviation emissions
The government is facing a back-bench revolt over plans to leave aviation and shipping out of the UK’s targets
Acid rain good for trees?
After more than 20 years research, boffins in Michigan have found moderate increases in temperature and nitrogen from atmospheric pollution
UK gets zero tolerance waste zones
The government is planning on taking a zero tolerance approach to waste in six towns across England. Environment minister Jane
Rising energy bills turning consumers green
Rising energy costs are starting to hurt consumers, encouraging them to look for cheaper or more efficient methods of powering
Fiat 'ecoDrive' claims to cut CO2 and fuel costs
This is one we missed from the Paris car show earlier this month. Car maker Fiat has launched software that
Jurdy: What climate change?
Here’s this week’s Jurdy cartoon. Enjoy…
UK world leader in offshore wind
The UK is now the world leader in offshore wind generation. With 597MW of fully constructed wind farms the UK
Rubbish power cleans streets of London
London’s first biogas fuelling station has been installed at Camden council’s York Way Depot. As part of a
GreenFuel inks $92m algae-farming deal
Algae farming biofuels start-up GreenFuel Technologies is teaming up with Spanish engineering company Aurantia to build a $92m greenhouse plant
HP to double renewable energy use
Tech company HP is aiming to double its global purchases of renewable power from under four per cent this year
Global warming accelerating faster than predicted, says WWF
Global warming is accelerating at a faster rate than climate change experts had previously predicted, the WWF has warned. A