Oct
21
When green partners don't play ball
A globalised low-carbon economy works only when everyone on the team plays ball. When they don’t, as we’re
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Oct
20
Thumbs up, down for UK spending
In its Spending Review announced today, the UK government outlined a programme of deep and wide-ranging budget cuts across every
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Oct
20
Ignoring nature carries steep price
Businesses and governments that don’t include the value of nature’s services to humanity are ignoring potential trillion-dollar impacts
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Oct
20
Battery death starts at nanoscale
Why do batteries lose their ability to hold a charge as they age? New research suggests the slow death of
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Oct
19
GE: Millions of $ for greener refrigeration
GE plans to invest nearly a half-billion dollars to create four new design and manufacturing centres for refrigerations technologies in
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Oct
19
Infotech work: More lifestyle, less place
More and more, employees — particularly those working with information technologies — say they don’t need to be tethered to the
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Oct
18
Numbers detail humanity's resource gluttony
The latest report card on the state of our planet shows that, despite all the green talk of recent years,
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Oct
18
Once-dead Thames now a winning river
Declared biologically dead in the 1950s, Britain’s River Thames today is teeming with fish and home to returning populations
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Oct
18
Smart firms value real 'green cred'
For many businesses, “green” is little more than a topical buzzword at management level. “Being green” is an attractive accolade,
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Oct
18
Green fixes for the planet? They're here
The technology exists today that can help us shrink carbon emissions, prevent dangerous climate change and use energy more wisely.
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