Londoners warned on climate change
Back from his unbuttoned jacket controversy and shoddy flag waving efforts at the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games in
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Shell on carbon trading
As one of the world’s biggest oil and energy companies, Shell comes in for its fair share of flak
Energy and mining firms in carbon capture deal
So that was summer on Saturday, hope you enjoyed it and welcome to September. Greenbang spotted this carbon capture storage
Obama rides in on beer biofuel
Amid all the hoo-haa, back-slapping and general political razzmatazz going on at the Democratic National Convention in Denver this week
Sustainability reporting gongs - who made the cut?
It’s not quite the Oscars, but bean counters body ACCA has just announced the shortlist for its annual Sustainability
Solar powered 'spy plane' breaks flying record
Where’s the record-breaking, trumpet-toting Roy Castle and Norris McWhirter when you need ’em, eh? A solar powered unmanned aerial
Enterprise Rent-A-Car invests in algae biofuel research
Following on from Greenbang’s article yesterday about the call for biofuel subsidies to be scrapped because they are a
Students win hydrogen car race
Students at the Delft University of Technology won first place in the world’s premiere hydrogen-powered race in Rotterdam. Formula
Biofuel subsidies a 'waste of money'
Biofuels is often a controversial green subject and think tank the Policy Exchange – a favourite of Prime Minister-in-waiting David Cameron
Car makers 'failing' on CO2 targets
Despite the amount of marketing hype and the increasing number of ‘eco-friendly’ motors being launched, the auto industry is not
Solar-powered plane flies 82 hours
Those smart pants at Qinetiq are behind this – a solar-powered spy plane that has stayed in the sky for 82