Marks & Spencer launches new eco-friendly stores
High Street retailer Marks & Spencer will soon open its first two ‘green’ stores, in Glasgow and Galashiels–boasting a
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Does carbon rationing make sense?
Mark Lynas writes a fascinating, albeit rather frightening piece, on carbon rationing, in New Statesman Magazine. Well actually it was
Report: "Carbon reduction leaders are good bet"
Merrill Lynch Research ranked companies from the European DJ Stoxx 600 by their carbon footprints. It then identified which of
The Green Awards extends entry deadline
The Green Awards 2007 have announced a final deadline extension for entries into the 14 award categories. They say it’
UK Conservatives promise "green tax" rise
It’s odd for the UK Conservative Party to promise tax rises of any kind as they usually advocate tax
US renewables make $1tn dollars
BusinessWeek has a very nice little look at renewable energies this week and says: “In the U.S., the renewable-energy
Offsetting list to launch next week
It seems that Gideon Greenspan‘s carbon offseting map, which we blogged about here, is joined by other similar schemes.
The top 100 firms in green tech
AlwaysOn has just produced its first list of what it reckons are the top 100 private firms in the clean/
Going electric: forget eco-friendly, it's just a better car
In the rush to deliver electric concept cars (check out the Toyota a couple posts earlier), car-makers are also waking
Clean tech: bubble or no bubble?
There’s a lot of cash sloshing around in clean tech these days — from cash pouring into start-up firms, to
Toyota getting into the electric sports car game?
Hoo, and in what a way. As the old sticker used to go, “The car in front is a Toyota”
John Deere: an unlikely proponent of US wind power
Greenbang knows John Deere from his childhood days, visiting some friends who lived on farms and staring in wonder at