Two fat ladies go green
Bingo is now the most popular leisure activity for women between 20 and 25 years old, according to a recent
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Oxfam slams E.ON and Shell on emissions
Oxfam has called for the UK government and leading businesses take the lead in fighting climate change by steering the
UN launches sustainable tourism criteria
United Nations Foundation founder Ted Turner announced the first ever global sustainable tourism criteria at the IUCN world Conservation Congress.
Financial sector banks on climate change framework
Financial institutions are working with the Climate Group to develop a comprehensive global framework for the sector’s response to
Lasers light the way for energy source?
Lasers, once the schtick of baddies in James Bond films, Pink Floyd concerts and scallywags, could be the next big
EcoConnect: Networking forum
EcoConnect is celebrating its launch with a green technology showcase and networking forum on October 21st at the Royal Botanic
Riding the green IT train
Fujitsu-Siemens has started using the Trans-Eurasian Rail Bridge as an alternative to air freighting. The first consignment of IT products
Wal-Mart's solar store plans hot up
Wal-Mart has completed the installation of a 546kW solar power system that will provide just over a quarter of the
Gordon Brown creates 'Ministry for Climate Change'
Maybe it’s too little too late or maybe it will end up being as useful as Monty Python’s
'Green car of the future' unveiled
Much like jet-packs, time-machines and robots that can do the washing up and make a decent cup of tea we,
Ikea bins plastic bags
Swedish flat-pack furniture seller Ikea will stop offering plastic or paper bags at any of its US stores from this
Vodafone mobile masts gone with the wind
Vodafone has begun using ‘micro-generation’ wind turbines to supply electricity for its mobile network masts in Portugal. Combined with other