New UN rules could help world's poor go greener
Simple, small-scale green technologies, such as clean cookstoves for poor households, could soon find it easier to get carbon funding,
Turkey tops European list in support for sustainability
Out of 10 European countries recently surveyed on climate change and energy trends, Turkey tops the list in favorable attitudes
Food chain delivers 'Carbon Karma'
The restaurant chain Otarian hopes to entice customers into reducing their environmental impact with a carrot, rather than a stick.
What’s the UK’s energy statement: ‘Boo-yah!’ or ‘Meh’?
When it comes to building a secure, low-carbon future for the UK, the new coalition government says it aims to
UK's low-carbon spending cuts: Penny wise but ...
If the new coalition government in the UK is serious about building a green economy for the nation, why on
London officials seek ways to emulate Europe's greenest city
London officials today heard from an expert who offered a host of ideas for helping their city to follow in
As Copenhagen talks start, UK rolls out energy saving trials
As climate negotiators begin meeting in Copenhagen today, the UK will roll out a new “Pay As You Save” (PAYS)
Low-carbon transition: It's possible, cost effective and beneficial
Sue Riddlestone, a commissioner of the London Sustainable Development Commission and Executive Director of BioRegional writes from Copenhagen ahead of
Tech conference to feature seminar on 'Greenovation'
Greenbang and Low Carbon South West will be among those on hand at this year’s TechnologyWorld09 conference and exhibition,
Current policy is hurting, not helping, UK's low-carbon goals
Britain’s current energy planning system poses a barrier to energy security and a low-carbon future, Energy and Climate Secretary
