Where are we headed? A green future, or carbon doom?
What will it take to start reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions in a meaningful way? Are we on the
Despite ozone hole's brakes on Antarctic warming, plants grow
More plants and animals are showing up on the western Antarctic Peninsula as the planet warms and summer snows turn
UK could run short of electricity within seven years
Planned shutdowns of ageing nuclear and coal power plants could leave the UK facing an electricity shortfall as early as
Jurdy: Too late
Jurdy takes on a beastly challenge …
EMC: What do you think of them?
Here at Greenbang, we’re trying to get a better handle on how well companies are communicating their sustainability efforts
New technology helps in science's quest for fusion energy
A project unveiled today is aimed at helping scientists harness the potential of fusion energy, the same process that powers
'Rotten' sea ice creates false impression of Arctic recovery
Over the last couple of years, thin, broken-up and “rotten” Arctic sea ice has duped satellites into identifying it as
'Free' vibration energy could power mobiles within 5 years
Energy “harvested” from vibrations in the environment could be powering our mobile phones, heart monitors and many other devices within
Indigenous fire management could cut CO2 emissions
Traditional indigenous fire-management techniques from Australia could help in the global fight against climate change, as well as create jobs
Countdown to Copenhagen: Is there hope for change?
With the Copenhagen climate conference set to kick off in just a week, how confident are you that an effective
