Women no longer want flowers for Valentine's Day
Greenbang went for a swim this morning. He did about 30 lengths and called it a day. When he left
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Jurdy gets it wrong…
CEOs love sustainabililty, according to CEOs
If Greenbang were a CEO of a major company, she would spend a lot of time chomping on a cigar,
IT big brains call for fast eco-action
The IT industry’s superbrains say companies must ‘act now’ and use low-carbon tech to prevent ‘irreparable harm to the
"Ken's carbon tax wrong," says LECG chief
David Hampton, director at finance and economic consultancy LECG, is an expert advisor on climate change. He’s a bit
Book - Achieving Sustainable Mobility, by Erling Holden
Greenbang recently wrote a sponsored feature on sustainable motoring for the New Scientist. Much of the research was drawn from
IT companies "could do more to cut waste"
Well there’s a shock. But anything for a bit of PR on the green front will do wonders for
Pepsi bottlers put green into fizzy brown pop
A friend of Greenbang’s maintains he can tell the difference between Pepsi and Coke. Not only that, but he
Wal-Mart: Greener products don't cause higher prices
If you want greener goods, do you have to flash the cash? Not necessarily, Wal-Mart’s director of sustainability reckons.
Borders makes your software CD at the till
We’ve just had word that Borders – the book shop on Oxford Street, anyway – has launched a software on demand
Corgi thinks small with hydrogen toy car
What can toy cars teach us, apart from if you keep things in their original boxes they’re worth far
Ken Livingstone gives London businesses sustainable makeover
Ken Livingstone will have to go a long way to apologise to the world for his part in a series