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Yes, there are way too many publications, news reports and press releases to follow on a daily basis. That’s why Greenbang provides this daily summary of cleantech headlines you might have missed: * Protestors who dubbed themselves “Climate Suffrajets” gathered at more than 20 Tesco stores to protest a store
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * The Great British Refurb Campaign for green home renovations was launched at the Grand Designs Live event over the weekend; * Homes equipped with energy saving products are in a better position to retain their value compared to others without such
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If you missed a few headlines over the past weekend, you can catch up here with Greenbang’s daily review of cleantech news and developments you might have missed: * Reg Hardware provides details on UK auto startup’s Bee.One, a four-seat electric car designed for local use that will
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * A study sponsored by the Swedish firm Skanska finds that energy use in buildings could be cut by 60 per cent by 2050; * Transport links at one of the UK’s fastest growing towns have been boosted thanks to a
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Don’t worry if you’ve missed a few news stories over the past 24 hours: Greenbang’s here with your daily review of cleantech headlines and developments you might have missed: * Entries to the Buckminster Fuller Institute’s 2009 Challenge are now viewable online at its Idea Index; * The
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Stephen Carter, Minister for Communications, Technology and Broadcasting, is visiting Edinburgh today to examine the digital challenges facing Scotland and consider how the Government’s plan to close the digital divide and accelerate growth in the creative industries can strengthen
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Because you can’t follow all the latest cleantech news around the clock, here is Greenbang’s daily summary of headlines and developments you might have missed: * Switzerland-based Oerlikon Solar is cutting back staff and hours in the face of business slowed by the global recession; * WSP Group and Telehouse
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Plants absorbed carbon dioxide more efficiently under the polluted skies of recent decades than they would have done in a cleaner atmosphere, according to new findings published this week in Nature; * The combined global land and ocean surface average temperature
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Can’t keep up with all the latest cleantech news and developments? Don’t worry: Greenbang’s here with your daily review of top headlines: * Atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide and methane — both greenhouse gases — continued to increase last year despite the global economic crisis, according to the US National
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Climate Counts’ latest scorecard, this one focused on child equipment and toy manufacturers, finds that such firms are “by and large, ignoring their own impact on climate change“; * The UK Energy Research Centre today launched an in-depth review of policies
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Seeking the latest cleantech news and developments? Look no further than Greenbang’s daily review of news you might have missed: * LiveScience reports that British low-cost airline easyJet has unveiled a design for a radically different-looking short-haul airliner that it says would be highly environmentally friendly and could be built
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Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Lord Stern, author of the pivotal 2006 report on the economic impacts of climate change, launches a new book today — “A Blueprint for a Safer Planet” — in which he compares those who deny climate science to those who questioned the
