Intel's €24m backing for Sulfurcell solar
Following his piece on the UK’s greenest MPs, D. Lorenz’s latest posting is on Intel’s €24m investment
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Smog becomes colourful in Paris
Living in Bristol you have to love balloons. Every year an enormous festival happens with shapes including fire hydrants, Rupert
What does an Environmental Protection Agency do?
You have to love the US’ administration’s approach to climate change. If you stick your fingers in your ears
World's greenest baseball match?
American sport hasn’t been doing too well on the green stakes of late. American football’s NY Giants and
Sustainability needed, not just Green IT
Greenbang’s been talking to Quocirca about Green IT for a while now. Simon Perry explains where it’s at…
EU imposes "world's biggest environmental constraint" on airlines
It’s official, air traffic will be included in the EU’s emission trading scheme come 2012. To stop the
Walmart shift to green and ethical gold, silver and wood
A couple of pieces have emerged from that behemoth of retail, Wal-Mart. Over the weekend Reuter’s reported that the
SF cuts fumes by highlighting parking spaces
There are several things in the world I’d quite like. World peace for one. An email application that looks
The UK's greenest MPs?
By D. Lorenz Who cares about the environment in politics? We had a quick look – and we’re not pro-Labour
Last call for top green startups...
Hi guys Tomorrow we’re selecting the definitive list of the top UK start-up companies in green business and clean-tech.
VW's 235mpg eco car - sneak peak
About a month ago Greenbang went up to Liverpool where she was told by several exhibitors that ‘car designers would
Brown pushes button for nuclear power
This has been coming for a while – reported in the Guardian this morning: “Britain must build “at least” eight new