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Solar powered warm pints - it's a good thing
With the UK’s weather is about as much fun as sandpaper enema at the moment, close your curtains and
London's LEZ to put a stop to polluting truckers
London’s pay-as-you-pollute system is now alive and kicking, with Ken Livingston taking the wraps off the captials’ Low Emission
Wall Street goes on coal-cutting mission
Gordon Gekko might be somewhat disappointed if he was hanging around Wall Street these days. Gone is “greed is good”
UK green record down to muesli-munching Guardian readers
Ever wondered why the UK is a little (ahem) behind when it comes to renewable energy? It’s all about
Rolls Royce going commercial with fuel cell?
If you’re the kind of person that likes the very finest things in life, maybe you enjoy sniff caviar
Investors call on FTSE firms to disclose carbon
Some of the world’s biggest companies could be made to to discose their greenhouse emissions and report on their
Publicis takes over sustainability consultancy Act Now
As more and more businesses aim to go green, so springs up an industry aiming to offer them advice on
Help wanted: Wind lacks skills
Psst – fancy making a quick buck? Ditch the scratchcards, leave the armed robberies alone and get yourself into wind farms,
You vote - Who gets our tree?
Greenbang is going to send a tree to someone this week, but we thought it would be fun to get
DOE, FutureGen Alliance duke it out over carbon capture
There’s a bit of a cat fight going on in clean coal/carbon capture circles at the moment. In
Qatar goes for world's biggest solar complex
If there was a world championship bout for ‘the next builder of the world’s biggest solar complex’, the belt