This week I made my way to Chester to visit oil company Shell’s innovation centre. Perhaps this will sound stupid, but I’m trying to do a bit of research on future fuels for the internet and business in general, so this seemed like a good place to start.
Cambridge University sent this through earlier this week. It’s the beginning of an opinion piece by Dr Chris Hope, senior lecturer in Environmental Policy at the Judge Business School. It’s another affirmation that the Stern report has resonated through all institutions in the UK. This is mainly because
Wind farms have been popular in Denmark until now – but numbers of new turbines is now dropping. Locals and authorities are rejecting the build of the generators, on the grounds they are “poorly located, noisy and unsightly”, an article in the Scotsman claims. THE nation that leads the world in
IT firm Logicalis is to work with environmental charity, the Global Action Plan. Is it all PR or has anyone out there been on one of the courses? “Through Global Action Plan, Logicalis will offer independent environmental training programs to existing clients through its CIO engagement programme, and will be
Sun – the computer company – sent me some interesting stats today. Get this… Green Computing Stats – According to Adam Braunstein, senior research analyst, Robert Frances Group, a city of 40,000 people could be powered with the amount of electricity needed to run a single, large data center, and up to
