Who's who? Dr Martin Gibson - Envirowise programme director
Dr Martin Gibson is Envirowise programme director, a UK Government programme designed to help companies reduce costs by reducing resource
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Build 5 PCs for charity, keep the 6th
It’s a nice idea. Instead of letting old PCs head off for the landfill site, the Free Geek organisation
"Keep staff with green office", says firm that designs green offices
Research carried out by YouGov reveals that almost 70% of people working in London are concerned about the environment and
Survey questions Prime Minister's ethical rating...
A coverage-hungry PR survey found: A study by eBay-owned online shopping site, DoorOne.co.uk today revealed that a staggering
Want clean water without the air miles?
Feel cheated by bottled water? Or just damn-right guilty for all the air miles it consumes? Well check out this
China: "More funds for green cars"
CHINA WATCH Wu Ping, a section chief at the Ministry of Science and Technology, said the government had spent 800
UK tries to wriggle out of renewable energy promise
Tut tut British government. This from the Guardian. Dear oh dear me. “Government officials have secretly briefed ministers that Britain
In pictures: the Guardian's Earth from Space series
The Guardian has a fascinating set of before/after images, showing the stark environmental of impact of mankind of the
UK energy utilities pushed to adopt renewables
British energy firms have to prove that at least 6.7% of the power they sold last year was sourced
New record claimed in solar efficiency
Printed electronics specialist Plextronics claims its broken the world record for the conversion of solar light to power efficiency with
Heathrow airport climate protest kicks off early
A week-long climate change demonstration at London’s Heathrow airport has kicked off earlier than planned, according to the BBC.
Sandal-wearing Linux lovers celebrate big green shift
In a big Linux conference recently, tech firms announced a bunch of projects aimed at making the open source operating