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• British Gas cuts gas prices by 7%
• Free green building advice for London businesses
• New civil enforcement powers for green watchdogs
• Fears over future power shortages
• UEA e-mails leak climate scientist defends his work
• Study calls for EU waste enforcer
• 55 countries send UN their carbon-curbing plans
• Brazil grants environmental licence for Belo Monte dam
• Flight management key to aviation emission cuts
• Ed Miliband defends climate change science
• States renew vows to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Laser fusion test results raise energy hopes
• Climate change research sound, chief UK scientist says
• Department of Health urges 'continue with swine flu jab'
• First report into biofuel sustainability
• Temperature and CO2 feedback loop 'weaker than thought'
• Climate e-mails row university 'breached data laws'
• China has 'open mind' on cause of climate change
• Economic growth 'cannot continue'
• I will not go, says climate chief
• Copenhagen 'fails forest people'
• Carbon nanotubes used to make batteries from fabrics
• UN climate deadline turns out to be 'flexible'
• UN climate body admits 'mistake' on Himalayan glaciers
• MPs criticise 'vague' plans to reduce business waste
• EAC warns on climate deal.
• Radical sea defence rethink urged
• Hydro scheme awarded major prize
• Solar cells made through oil-and-water 'self-assembly'
• Gas usage hits new high in UK cold snap
• Green Party calls energy firms 'irresponsible'
• Household waste could power low carbon transport
• New wind farm zones are announced
• Government lanuches "Stressline"
• Wind farms: Generating power and jobs?
• Gas usage set to hit new record
• The power, glory and controversy
• Methane release 'looks stronger'
• Copenhagen climate talks disappointing, says UK
• Copenhagen climate talks disappointing, says UK
• Boiler scrappage scheme launched
• Benn unveils plan to boost UK food and 'grow your own'
• Copenhagen climate deal 'satisfies' Saudi Arabia
• China rejects UK claims it hindered Copenhagen talks
• Key powers reach compromise at climate summit
• Copenhagen climate deal meets qualified UN welcome
• Slow progress at Copenhagen talks
• Copenhagen police fire tear gas at climate protesters
• UN climate talks 'back on track'
• Petrol prices push up inflation
• EU agrees climate pledge that may boost Copenhagen
• Emissions 'higher than reported'
• Global average temperature may hit record level in 2010
• UK Met Office warns carbon emissions must peak by 2020
• Developing countries split over climate measures
• UK aviation 'must be given some growth room'
• US to regulate greenhouse gas emissions
• Increase in water meters use urged by review
• UK aviation 'must be given some growth room'
• Study shows variability in ocean's CO2 uptake
• Copenhagen summit urged to take climate change action
• Website appeal to fund family planning 'to cut CO2'
• Climate e-mail hack 'will impact on Copenhagen summit'
• UN body probes climate e-mail row
• Australian Senate rejects Kevin Rudd's climate plan
• Scientist in climate change data row steps down
• UK energy smart meter roll-out is outlined
• David Davis warns against climate change 'hair shirt'
• Australia opposition vote deals climate law blow
• Solar panel costs 'set to fall'
• Major sea level rise likely as Antarctic ice melts
• Past climate anomalies explained
• Inquiry into stolen climate e-mails
• UN chief urges leaders to 'seal deal' on climate change
• India nuclear plant leak under investigation
• Commonwealth leaders back climate change fund
• Climate change policies 'improve health'
• Obama vows greenhouse gas emissions cuts
• Wind turbine noise rules are outdated, say campaigners
• China unveils Copenhagen targets
• UK plutonium cuts strategy 'in disarray' - scientists
• Mandelson urges car industry change
• Tories pledge shopping vouchers to reward recycling
• Climate 'is a major cause' of conflict in Africa
• This year 'in top five warmest'
• Plan to boost UK woodland to tackle climate change
• Global warming science alarming, say climate experts
• Australia PM presses revised carbon emissions scheme
• US will announce target for cutting carbon emissions
• British Gas offers accurate bills instead of estimates
• Banks offer loans for onshore wind farms
• East Antarctic ice sheet may be losing mass
• Copenhagen climate summit: 60 world leaders to attend
• Hackers target leading climate research unit
• First test for record solar plane
• Energy-saving bulbs 'get dimmer'
• Power-guzzling TVs to be banned
• Newcastle 'greenest' British city
• Poor women 'bear climate burden'
• Earth 'heading for 6C' of warming
• Ice retreat creates new CO2 store
• Climate change talks 'need Obama'
• Greenland ice loss 'accelerating'
• Brazil and France in climate deal
• Apec leaders drop climate target
• IT is vital weapon in climate change arsenal
• Co-op: Travel companies must work together
• UK renewable targets likely to be hampered by supply chain issues
• Money does grow on trees
• Sainsbury CEO demands new focus on green economy
• Eco-friendly 'car-trains' announced
• Self builders urged to consider sustainability
• Yangtze 'facing climate threat'
• Bad bosses 'force staff to quit'
• Nuclear energy 'not the solution'
• London launches new domestic carbon reduction scheme
• Maldives anger at climate inertia
• All change as gas reserves soar
• Scottish government announce heat plans
• Benn warns on climate change and biodiversity
• Nuclear fast-track plan awaited
• Climate deal 'unlikely' this year
• Light down a wire for solar power
• Obama urges new effort on climate
• Australia oil well catches fire
• Final round for UN climate talks
• EU strikes climate funding deal
• EU tackles climate and treaty obstacles
• EU seeks to resolve climate rift
• Australia coastal living at risk
• Climate map shows human impacts
• 'Freezer plan' bid to save coral
• 'Stealth' wind turbine deployed
• India-China climate change deal
• UK urged to lead on future food
• Climate treaty now 'more do-able'
• NGO launch 'Cool Products, Warm Homes' manifesto
• PM warns of climate 'catastrophe'
• Carbon capture plant backed by EU
• Government targets mental health issues
• Arctic to be 'ice-free in summer'
• Australia 'open' to atomic energy
• Prize for electricity-free fridge
• Tesco boss raps school standards
• 'Big step' needed on UK landfill
• 'Scary' climate message from past
• UK 'needs step change' on climate
• Fear of 'huge' energy bill rises
• New Kingsnorth coal plant delayed
• Tiny 'nuclear batteries' unveiled
• Waste firm ban in cyanide probe
• New Kingsnorth coal plant delayed
• Warning over global oil 'decline'
• Scilly switch-off short of target
• Warning over River Trent cyanide
• Downturn is 'climate opportunity'
• Apple leaves U.S. Chamber of Commerce over climate policy
• Smart meters 'need live displays'
• Obama hails Senate climate bill
• $100bn a year for climate safety
• Britons creating 'more emissions'
• Four degrees of warming 'likely'
• Government loan Tata £10m for electric vehicles
• Recession barely dents 'eco-debt'
• Laser satellite records ice loss
• EU in tussle over CO2 emissions
• UN climate summit: Leaders take small steps towards action on climate change
• Climate deal in peril, says Brown
• Recession and policies cut carbon
• Airlines plan 'to cut emissions'
• Power firm generates investment
• Bid to jump-start climate talks
• UK rivers failing new EU standard
• Climate deal in peril, says Brown
• Green groups urging joint action
• Pause in Arctic's melting trend
• Manure dumped at Clarkson's home
• Bank urges climate 'action now'
• Doctors warn on climate failure
• Research suggests nitrous oxide has significant ozone-depleting potential
• Fleets introduce carbon dioxide emissions caps
• Climate Change Committee warns on aviation
• No power cuts danger - Miliband
• Safety in waste management
• UK 'could face blackouts by 2016'
• UK climate scepticism more common
• EU proposes climate risk billions
• Planes 'threaten climate targets'
• US firm in China solar mega-deal
• Japan vows big climate change cut
• Maldives to miss climate summit
• Climate deal is 'in the balance'
• Green pledge campaign launches
• India emissions 'triple by 2030'
• Australia's warm winter a record
• Coconuts used to capture carbon
• BP discovers 'giant' new oil well
• Manchester sustainable city bid
• Carbon Disclosure Project urges Global 100 to reflect IPPC scientific recommendations
• Health and safety issues prevent small companies acting on enviromental concerns
• End in sight for 100W light bulb
• UN chief in Arctic climate visit
• Winning over the 'Nimby blockade'
• Trade Union slams government over 'fit notes'
• Climate protection 'to cost more'
• Activists gather at climate camp
• 'Artificial trees' to cut carbon
• Pensioner's £67,000 power bill
• Trees advance in a warming world
• 'Stress' is shrinking polar bears
• Africa seeks climate change cash
• "100 Hours of Carbon Clean up Campaign"
• Free advice on complying with WEEE regs
• CCS should be fitted for new gas-fired power stations
• BRC calls for VAT change on energy-efficent appliances
• Plastics break down fast in ocean
• Seven arrested over £38m fraud
• Wind turbine milestone for Oxford
• Methane seeps from Arctic sea-bed
• An iCon for a sustainable future
• Support for commercial recyclers
• Green light for Liverpool gateway improvement scheme
• Government departments failing to reduce own carbon emissions
• Green domain sparks war of words
• UK's WEEE regulations ruled lawful
• COSHH case studies
• Lords examine Work at Height Regulations
• Antarctic glacier 'thinning fast'
• India's water use 'unsustainable'
• Australia emissions plan rejected
• Time 'runs short' on climate deal
• Free waste reduction training
• Storing hazardous wastes at recycling centres
• New sustainable development indicators published
• Report says UK on track to energy security
• Climate fixes 'pose drought risk'
• UK assesses future food security
• Familes win toxic waste case against Corby Borough Council
• Green failures 'may hit taxpayer'
• 'No health implications' for fortnightly waste collection
• Spanish buildings to go BREEAM
• Energy efficiency investment could 'save US $1.2 trillion'
• Government forced to redo maths on corporate carbon conversion rates
• UK's first green skills centre takes root in Wales
• Coventry-based energy firm E.ON rapped over windfarm advert
• Rooftop demo to support workers
• Red Bull hit with record fine over recycling
• Counterfeit PPE equipment endangers workers
• £600,000 allocated for local projects as part of "Big Green Challenge Plus"
• Review of low carbon technologies for HGVs
• Universities 'should cut carbon'
• Carbon trading 'essential' to prevent climate change.
• HSE deal with stress
• Gull killer turbines are removed
• Objection to wind farm over birds
• Clouds in climate 'vicious cycle'
• Porritt parting shot at ministers
• UK waste prompts Brazil complaint
• Fuel scheme 'failing the poorest'
• EDF fined £2m for 'poor' service
• Price put on Copenhagen success
• £1bn plan to electrify rail line
• UK set to take back Brazil waste
• Tuvalu vows to go carbon neutral
• Sit-in turbine staff 'face sack'
• Planes 'should fly on biofuels'
• Clinton in US-India climate plea
• Brazil anger over toxic UK waste
• Retailers miss plastic bag target
• Four sites to become 'eco towns'
• Tagging technology to track trash
• UN tackles 'climate harm' ships
• Low carbon way 'to reshape lives'
• £30 million fund for the purchase of 'green' buses
• Consortium lays out carbon strategy
• Energy policy 'too wind focused'
• 'Cashback' pledge for green power
• Bottled water bans and meat-free days
• New temperature website
• US hopes to lead climate debate
• World powers accept warming limit
• Health and safety advisers 'should be accredited'
• Nuclear dawn delayed in Finland
• Key climate meeting looms at G8
• Retailer invests in safety
• Study pinpoints UK wind hotspots
• Consultation on new UK coal power stations
• £3.5 billion investment to cut household energy use and bills
• Eco-school opens on Anglesey
• Regulator joins push for green economy for Ireland
• G8 leaders to meet in quake zone
• 'Time to ditch climate policies'
• Worst of the recession 'is over'
• G8 leaders to set emissions goals
• South Korea to spend billions on energy efficiency
• Algae, local food and cycling to transform 21st century living
• Assisting the collection of recycling from flats
• Government plans G8 climate strategy
• Mixed results for green IT goals
• TUC urges employers to tackle hot workplaces
• EU energy conservation website
• Reduced environmental permit costs will benefit small businesses
• Climate change is shrinking sheep
• Future of £1bn waste project in the balance
• Mobile pollution sensors deployed
• Tradespeople want to give trustworthy energy efficiency advice
• 'Zero carbon hierarchy' for homes outlined
• Sears tower to get $350m green makeover
• EU votes to limit emissions from polluters
• Northern Ireland calls for Green New Deal
• Wealthy states pledge to promote 'green growth'
• British Gas creating 2,600 jobs
• Showpiece Asda store pockets an Excellent rating
• Wind 'can revolutionise UK power'
• Most complete Earth map published
• UK economy sees 2.4% contraction
• Welsh plan may mean 15p bag fee
• Employers must plan ahead for hotter summers
• Beleaguered oil firms 'at risk'
• Employers should plan for hotter summers
• E-waste trade unacceptable
• Agency launches "Only Rain Down The Drain" campaign
• Consultation on developing the "adaptation power" in the Climate Change Act 2008
• Potential for 70,000 jobs through home insulation programme
• Scientists attack energy industry
• UK expands wind power potential
• US House supports emissions bill
• Round-the-world solar plane debut
• Brown proposes £60bn climate fund
• UK energy customers 'overcharged'
• Kerbside or co-mingled collections: quality should come first
• New report: 'on the go' recycling - London shamed
• EEA report - diverting waste from landfilll
• London's pollution causing decreased lung capacity in children
• Over 50 per cent cut in GHGs needed by 2050 to limit warming by 2 °C
• Small firms to be muscled out of wind power business
• UK's infrastructure 'vulnerable'
• Electric cars trialled in cities
• New green community standard
• EU and USA reinforce office energy-efficiency standards
• Design out waste and reduce costs
• "Greening" the white van
• Clean coal development - conditions and consultation
• British Property Federation launches climate guide
• Integrity of atmospheric storage tanks
• Report claims shiftworkers recieve 'second class safety'
• UK 'must plan' for warmer future
• Resource efficiency 'key to sustainable business'
• Fusion falters under soaring costs
• EcoHouse exceeds all performance expectations
• Electronic waste tracking system project commences
• Aiming for zero carbon buildings 'counterproductive'
• 'Boom and bust' of deforestation
• Trans-European power grid needed
• Anaerobic digestion demonstration projects given green light
• Japan sets 'weak' climate target
• Mixed election results for Greens in UK and Ireland
• Fuel emissions focus 'too narrow'
• Road particles pose 'higher risk'
• Carbon footprinting in focus at Sustainable Business
• Government needs to give business a direction for low carbon economy
• Australia wind farm gets go-ahead
• We need international co-operation to cut climate change
• Environment Agency is 'greenest public sector organisation'
• Report claims UK's carbon offsetting industry 'failing'
• HSE launches major new strategy
• Floating wind turbine launched
• Climate chief's pledge on energy
• Carbon capture technology tested
• Ranchers driving wind revolution
• The Arctic's oil reserves mapped
• Climate pressure 'building on US'
• Eco-town advert 'misled public'
• Climate link to mockingbird songs
• UK 'worst electrical recycler'
• US CO2 goals 'to be compromised'
• Taiwan's solar stadium is 100% powered by the sun
• UN hopeful about climate change
• Largest wind farm comes on stream
• Go green boss Martin Heatley's £8,500 expenses claim
• Electricity to power 'smart grid'
• New York to phase out bottled water for public sector
• London Eye to be 'eco-friendly'
• UK business' not ready for Carbon Reduction Commitment
• Ice sheet melt threat reassessed
• Flat-screen light bulbs switch on
• Climate 'biggest health threat'
• Environment Agency exercise tracks down illegal waste carriers
• UK to build world's largest off-shore wind farm
• Views sought on Cardiff waste facility permit
• Smarter travel choices
• Schools helped to move away from fossil fuels
• Planning permission for Merseyside energy from waste plant
• SDC reports that governmnet will miss own CO2 targets
• Obama keeps Bush polar bear rules
• Smart meter plans to be outlined
• Centrica in British Energy deal
• Sustainable solutions sought for temporary venues
• Welsh claim to set first UK standard for sustainable buildings
• Government gives coal go-ahead
• Hot and bothered at work
• Water transport
• Dirty energy threat to green Brazil
• Mixed views on new nuclear build
• New nuclear site options unveiled
• Windfarms 'could generate £1bn'
• Biomass 'worse than fossil fuels'
• Attenborough warns on population
• City air pollution 'shortens life'
• UN demands more climate ambition
• Prize for 'Sun in the box' cooker
• Virus battery could 'power cars'
• US to be 'pragmatic on climate'
• 'Spiderman' climbs aboard protest
• Earth population 'exceeds limits'
• Wireless water meters on the loose in New York City
• Direct debit energy bills slammed
• Cold fusion debate heats up again
• RSPB calls for more UK wind farms
• Setback for climate technical fix
• Clean coal plants 'lead the way'
• Clean coal plants 'lead the way'
• Carbon Reduction Commitment - new guide published
• Delivering green roofs for schools
• Reducing the energy use of industrial motors
• Grants available for recycling in the West Midlands
• Fight against litter must continue
• EU opens CO2 emissions testing laboratory
• China wants export countries to be responsible for CO2 of goods
• 'Cheaper energy bills' proposed
• Port awaits liquid gas delivery
• Sewage spills from sinking tanker
• Nasa man's 'extinction' warning
• Global crisis 'to strike by 2030'
• UN accuses EU over climate change
• China seeks export carbon relief
• Efficiency plan to help fuel poor
• Carbon-neutral goal for Maldives
• Battery that 'charges in seconds'
• 'Coral lab' offers acidity insight
• Climate fears 'being realised'
• 'More anti-litter fines' demanded
• Brown calls for 'green new deal'
• Green custard thrown at Mandelson
• Climate 'hitting Europe's birds'
• County Antrim wind power plan would benefit environment
• Fit for Work service launched
• Turbines' impact on birds probed
• Climate curbs need 'people power'
• Manufacturing 'needs state funds'
• Pay recycling costs, stores told
• Scotland to get first biogas energy from waste plant
• Toxic aircraft carrier heading for UK
• Global warming 'underestimated'
• BERR review plans for better H+S advice
• Obama 'must act now' on climate
• UK's CO2 plan 'certain to fail'
• Climate history 'helps conserve'
• Sweden aims to lift nuclear ban
• UN chief in India climate warning
• Call for rural energy guarantee
• Government rejects criticism of low-energy lights
• UK energy saving policy 'failing'
• 'Green' light bulb fears rejected
• Government wins third runway vote
• EU urges US climate commitment
• Ocean climate fix remains afloat
• NHS carbon cutting plan launched
• Nuclear plant 'quake ban' lifted
• UK gets biofuels research centre
• Obama aims for oil independence
• 'Climate hope' in economic plans
• Global warming is 'irreversible'
• Emperor penguins face extinction
• High Court bid to block eco-towns
• Taking thousands of trucks off the road
• Invitation to help to tackle waste
• Invitation to help to tackle waste
• Mitsubishi unveils mass-market electric car
• Next emissions trading system auction date announced
• Carbon Trust promotes biomass heating
• Employers plan 'more' staff cuts
• Shortlist for Severn energy plans
• Report highlights workers changing eating habits
• 'Greening' of heating on the agenda
• Cleaner air 'adds months to life'
• Climate shift 'killing US trees'
• UK car production drops sharply
• Climate satellite set for launch
• New evidence on Antarctic warming
• British Gas in 10% gas price cut
• Lord Jones calls for motor action
• Energy efficiency system branded a shambles
• CIBSE reveals increased awareness of Energy Performance Certificate recommendations
• Time running out for green grant applications
• WRAP helps save £300 million worth of food
• State of the World 2009 published
• Passivhaus range launched by Green Building Store
• Farms to take heat out of warming
• Tory blueprint for green economy
• Euro MPs back pesticide controls
• World 'needs radical cuts' on CO2
• Challenge to plant methane link
• Traffic could create electricity
• Impact of atmospheric particles on climate underestimated
• Carbon cost of Googling revealed
• International Energy Agency 'blocking global switch to renewables'
• First flight of algae-fuelled jet
• Heat may spark world food crisis
• Household bills to remain high as traders export gas due to Russian pipeline crisis
• Waste energy plant plans on show
• Green parking plan to be extended
• Tech fair offers greener vision
• EA and Oxfam urge people to donate
• US vows 'huge' marine protection
• Cowen announces new 'green deal' for Ireland
• Gormley highlights recycling funding in 2008
• Traffic could create electricity
• Ireland must break landfill cycle
• Rise in CO2 'affects jumbo squid'
• Ofgem targets £500m bill savings
• Rich nations must plan for climate change impacts now
• Australia sets new climate target
• Envirowise warns against "greenwash"
• Leading companies commit to halve waste to landfill
• Climate talks hit stumbling block
• Government response to consultation on renewables obligation
• Government's CO2 cuts 'too slow'
• US 'willing to lead climate push'
• EU leaders focus on climate deal
• Recycling advice to help during the economic downturn
• No deal amid EU climate deadlock
• EU wants end to old-style bulbs
• Climate bill 'could lead world'
• UK urged to 'speed up' on climate
• Green deal 'can protect motor jobs'
• Water companies must increase water efficiency
• Environment Agency launches anti-pollution campaign
• Government urged to cut transport emissions
• UN climate summit seeks clarity
• Britain 'needs deeper CO2 cuts'
• Throw away Britain
• RDAs welcome pioneering climate change bill – but say ‘hard work starts here'
• Incinerator consultation re-opened
• Code for sustainable buildings consultation
• 'World mandate' on climate action
• Faiths in climate change summit
• Clue to break-up of ice shelves
• Wales leads the way with first green building charter
• Centre of excellence on carbon issues for Yorkshire
• Trade winds
• Marine life faces 'acid threat'
• Climate law 'could cost billions'
• Bad bosses may damage your heart
• Qatar launch $375 million clean-tech fund
• Greenpeace: IT firms not tackling climate change
• Vancouver business leaders discuss how climate change brings opportunities and tax incentives
• MP criticises energy firm charges
• Spain city sets up solar cemetery
• Bid to cut UK transport emissions
• Fat cat ministers' £7m car bill
• UK to auction carbon permits
• Obama vows climate 'engagement'
• EU seeks to expand energy grids
• Energy body warns on oil prices
• UK experts give blackouts warning
• Climate pushing lemmings to cliff
• Call to end 'unfair' energy deals
• UK energy bill rises 'double' EU
• Polar warming 'caused by humans'
• China warns on emissions control
• Mud eruption 'caused by drilling'
• Coventry leads way on carbon emissions
• Climate damage science studied
• Renewables role for oil industry
• Charles warns of 'climate crunch'
• Earth on course for eco 'crunch'
• UK unveils CO2 footprint standard
• China coal 'true cost' at $250bn
• Climate link to amphibian decline
• Climate bill 'to include planes'
• Brown warning over energy bills
• First "zero waste" places named
• Seaweed farms 'could fuel future'
• WWF warns that climate change is outstripping EU targets
• Carbon Trust works to slash costs of offshore wind
• 'Drastic' reforms on energy urged
• Council calls for 80 per cent cut in domestic carbon emissions
• Climate change adaptation - needed in national planning policy
• Local transport bill needs carbon at its heart
• Coal power plants to face ban from 2015
• Health Benefits of a Strong EU Climate Change Policy
• Recession is the time to build a low-carbon future - Stern
• HSE announces tougher penalties
• Unions says UK workers 'excluded'
• Two jailed over Ivorian pollution
• Study probes clouds' climate role
• MPs rebelling over climate bill
• Power company in administration
• Factory gloom 'worst since 1980'
• Many energy bills 'unjustified'
• WRAP launches agreement to halve waste to landfill
• Climate secretary urges EU leaders to honour climate change objectives
• EU 'holds firm' on climate goals
• Major tidal power plan revealed
• Canal plan for powering homes
• Energy bills 'often inaccurate'
• Oil prices up before Opec meeting
• Tougher climate target unveiled
• Call to maintain climate targets
• Hydrogen centre 'first in the UK'
• World's largest tidal energy farm set for UK
• Transport remains a major source of air pollutants
• Specialist health and safety division for Scotland
• Olympic site focuses on transport safety
• Investigation after suffocation of two sailors
• Unite urges government to act on asbestos
• Europe follows fusion twin track
• Canal plan to power 45,000 homes
• Disease warning on climate change
• EU's climate package 'in crisis'
• UK 'needs tougher climate target'
• Greens welcome new climate dept
• New "green" HQ for the Environment Agency
• Defra consults on regulation of industrial plant
• Met Office study details climate change ranges
• Companies 'need green directors'
• Government faces fuel court case
• Energy bills are 'unfair to some'
• UK urged to fund climate project
• Defra refocus on climate change
• Mixed views on new nuclear build
• Virgin to join climate experiment
• Landlords must show energy rating
• Barack Obama and John McCain on climate change, energy and science
• Carbon Trust helps UK businesses to save £1bn
• Fear of power blackouts dismissed
• UK opposes green aviation target
• Tougher targets for UK CO2 emissions
• Coal power plants 'must be clean'
• UN forecasts boom in 'green jobs'
• Google and GE in energy deal
• Bosses urge climate change action
• Emissions may be stored under sea
• UK seeking CO2 trading increase
• No plant CO2 relief in warm world
• 400 jobs to go at Coventry energy plant
• Food waste pilot hailed a success
• No 2008 record for Arctic sea ice
• Britain 'faces power cuts threat'
• New battle over Arctic oil plans
• How much do green upgrades really save?
• Guidance for landlords on energy performance certificates
• New bug ferments green fuel cheaply
• White roofs could slow global warming
• Enviromental addition to drivng test
• EU in crop biofuel goal rethink
• More homes to get insulation work
• Earthworms to aid soil clean-up
• Fusion power seeks super steels
• Power station protesters cleared
• 'Extreme waves' worry Australia
• Brown to unveil energy measures
• London mayor appoints green Tsar
• Small businesses save £58m by going green
• Businesses face funding lottery
• Parties 'fail on climate change'
• Climate inaction 'costing lives'
• UK gives Bangladesh climate help
• Foods 'should label up eco-costs'
• 'Climate crisis' needs brain gain
• Shun meat, says UN climate chief
• One in four 'facing fuel poverty'
• IOSH reports that minority of employees would blow whistle
• Energy companies 'hike dividends'
• How food waste can power your home
• Sea level rise by 2100 'below 2m'
• Government warned over fuel costs
• Major ice-shelf loss for Canada
• Germany leads 'clean coal' pilot
• Beijing air measures 'must stay'
• County hit by weather change cost
• Climate 'hockey stick' is revived
• Manufacturing jobs 'now at risk'
• Government department for carbon reduction rated "F"
• Arctic ice 'is at tipping point'
• German cars lead in CO2 reductions
• Plan for anaerobic digesters in every town to recycle leftovers
• Asia's biggest solar thermal energy plant to be set up at Nagpur
• China to Subsidize Wind Turbines
• To Greece, by car, on grease
• Wind farms put pressure on bats
• Green tech in 'Formula Zero' race
• UK 'should end biofuel subsidies'
• MPs call for energy windfall tax
• Solar plane makes record flight
• Energy firm E.On to raise prices
• Lib Dems urge energy independence
• Flat-panel fridge method unveiled
• Call to tackle UK business waste
• Decision on 'eco-towns' delayed
• Bosses told 'kick out high heels'
• Coal's toxic legacy to the Arctic
• WRAP identifies barriers to recycling
• Prince 'must prove anti-GM claim'
• Summit targets world water issues
• Ministers launch electricity plan
• German boffins use "anti noise" to silence wind turbines
• The global politics of climate-change: after the G8
• £65m plan will turn distillery greener
• Greenpeace virtual tool shows how to save energy in your city
• High street banks face consumer boycott over investment in coal projects
• Renewables case pushed
• HSE proposes cutting red tape
• Climate 'altering UK bird habits'
• Carbon footprint enters the dictionary
• India's 'fragrant' rubbish dumps
• British Energy sees profits fall
• Charles in GM 'disaster' warning
• Ministers consider fuel bill help
• Extinction 'by man not climate'
• CBI wants more pupils in science
• Report claims UK emission reduction is incorrect
• Firms 'need fairer energy deals'
• Eat kangaroo to 'save the planet'
• Report highlights cost of health and safety to small firms
• Wind turbine grant testing urged
• Coventry recycling plans unveiled
• Oil price falls further to $118
• Sewage pipes left 'unregulated'
• Nuclear waste site plan opposed
• China's 'rapid renewables surge'
• Brazil launches rainforest fund
• Climate campaigners stage march
• Melting ice threatens Arctic park
• Digesting the problem
• Greece must embrace renewable energy to meet Kyoto targets
• UK in 'delusion' over emissions
• Summer "SAD" leaves many demotivated
• British Energy rejects takeover
• New turbine to harness wave power
• Centrica hit by high energy costs
• Wull-E: Robots doing dirty work
• Higher oil price boosts BP profit
• Solar power call for more schools
• Obama's biofuels policy tension
• Lingering pollution worries China
• CO2 emmisions from schools to be included in trading scheme
• Rising demands threaten wetlands
• MPs warn of energy price impact
• HSE gears up for European risk management campaign
• Rolls Royce fined after workers exposed to hazardous substances
• Fleet driver should be better prepared for driving abroad
• EDF customers face higher bills
• Warming world 'drying wetlands'
• Renewables mandate 'undermined'
• Oil prices fall to six-week low
• Eco-towns plan 'may be unlawful'
• Climate documentary 'broke rules'
• Supermarkets reduce petrol prices
• Clean deadline call on coal power
• Giant wind farm project rescued
• Rubbish idea that could make driving cheaper
• Green light for massive wind farm
• Report claims forest destroyed for food and fuel production
• Ruling expected on climate film
• '100 months to save the planet'
• Biogas backed by government
• Climate change: US environmental agency delays emissions regulation until end of Bush term
• Britain: a leader in tackling climate change? Far from it, says new report
• Whitehall bid to cut IT emissions
• Gore challenges US to ditch oil
• Gas bills 'to top £1,000 a year'
• Severn tidal 'fence' idea floated
• UK jobless level increases again
• Fuel duty increase is postponed
• Bush lifts offshore drilling ban
• Russian ice camp in rapid shrink
• MPs criticise government over CO2
• Forests to fall for food and fuel
• DfT considers EC proposal for CO2 regulation of new cars
• Solar dyes give a guiding light
• Government response to MPs HSE report "disappointing"
• Hydrogen refuel station unveiled
• Sellafield 'dirty for a century'
• French firm 'quits Iran gas deal'
• Nuclear clean-up cost 'to rise'
• Tories unveil recycling pay plans
• Summit approves climate 'vision'
• Beijing 'failing pollution test'
• EU includes aviation in CO2 curbs
• Brown faces climate change revolt
• G8 vows to halve greenhouse gases
• Mayor quashes £25 C-charge hike
• Group seeks Bush sewage 'tribute'
• UK to slow expansion of biofuels
• Gordon Murray city car
• Toyota plans to add solar panels to Prius hybrid
• Carbon Trust launches new emission reduction scheme
• Japan rues Kyoto climate experience
• Australia 'needs carbon trading'
• Identifying climate change impacts of global imports
• UK government's renewable plans
• Cost of tackling global climate change has doubled, warns Stern
• Health and safety awareness should be taught at schools
• 'Green' energy spending on rise
• Anger at Kenya biofuel approval
• S Asia climate 'crisis' talks due
• Climate concerns halt coal plant
• Eco-town campaigners to hold demo
• Car ads to carry climate information
• Capita to take over from CORGI
• UK plans big wind power expansion
• Fleet drivers have more accidents
• EU to tighten pesticide controls
• Green energy plans to be outlined
• Green energy push planned for UK
• Biofuel use 'increasing poverty'
• Sharp solar panels to be used in two Japanese mega plants
• Carbon standard 'to renew trust'
• EU moves towards central waste management policy
• Climate book is judges' hot pick
• WTO warns EU against tariffs on climate damaging imports
• Senegal city is 'most threatened'
• US seeks support for climate fund
• Climate talks progress 'feeble'
• Ministers plot UK nuclear future
• City seeks to be carbon neutral
• Boost for Africa green revolution
• UK continues to opt out of Working Time Directive
• Green is the new gold in IT world
• Concern over tidal barrage cost
• Commons publishes report on personal carbon trading
• Natural lab shows sea's acid path
• US climate change bill is blocked
• New vision of climate change through Google Earth
• Turkey hints at "significant" moves on climate change
• Fuel costs 'favour smaller cars'
• Green energy 'revolution' needed
• UN calls for treatment of carbon addiction on world environment day
• Green car tax a global trend - PM
• Images reveal 'rapid forest loss'
• Buncefield oil fire the result of negligence
• The great carbon bazaar
• Dangers of working under vehicles
• Climate adaptation advice for local authorities
• Row over UK involvement in Environmental Transformation Fund
• Defra: living within our environmental means is more important than ever
• Exxon facing shareholder revolt over approach to climate change
• Climate change risks tend to be underestimated - survey
• Japan environment chief says industry may face tough pollution limits
• Call for better support for workers with mental health problems
• Carbon Capture and Sequestration Conference gets underway in USA
• Tories table plans to amend health and safety laws for police
• Charles urges forest logging halt
• Natural changes pinned to warming
• US lists polar bear as threatened
• Sales plump at the pumps
• Biofuel bacteria wrecks engines
• Power-hungry IT firms change focus
• British Gas owner warns on profit
• Cash cuts see green grants halved
• Centrica warns on wind farm costs
• Recycling, waste-to-energy to play an important part in reducing CO2
• London's air quality 'not improved' by congestion charge
• Naples challenged by European Commission
• Red hot climate election issue in Australia
• Malcolm Wicks : Renewable Energy - its role in the UK
• Centre for Corporate Accountability slams HSE
• Ramsay orders seasonal-only menu
• Food waste on 'staggering' scale
• EU must lead on carbon - Miliband
• WRAP highlights food waste
• Next decade 'may see no warming'
• Fungi to fight 'toxic war zones'
• Nuclear's CO2 cost 'will climb'
• Safety should be a higher priority for bosses
• Supermarket trials carbon labels
• Warming 'affecting poor children'
• Nature's carbon balance confirmed
• Climate 'fix' could deplete ozone
• REACH fees agreed
• Airline flies slower to cut costs
• Coventry company sets date for electric taxis
• Hints of methane's renewed rise
• Summit calls for climate targets
• Father fined for overfilling bin
• Call to council over eco-town bid
• Leaders warn on biofuels and food
• Massive wind energy plan refused
• Protesters enter Unilever factory
• WWF claim EU ETS could bring huge windfall to power companies
• Inquiry into business CO2 output
• More doubt on cosmic climate link
• Bush sets new CO2 emission target
• Brazil president defends biofuels
• Global food system 'must change'
• Wind energy company in Euro call
• Forecast for big sea level rise
• China 'now top carbon polluter'
• Petrol must now include biofuels
• Extra £225m to beat fuel poverty
• Council apologises over new bins
• EU 'windfall for power companies'
• Hydrogen-powered plane takes off
• Law firm slams corporate manslaughter panalities
• Global temperatures 'to decrease'
• 'No Sun link' to climate change
• 'Eco-towns' shortlist is revealed
• EU industry sees emissions rise
• Greens fear 'weak' Marine Bill
• Green drive 'neglects old homes'
• Energy customers switch suppliers
• Concern over 'zero carbon' homes
• Antarctic ice shelf breaks away
• Cities switch off for environment
• Call for curbs on Antarctic ships
• All colleges 'forced to go green'
• Warning on plastic's toxic threat
• Call for inquiry into contaminated aircraft air
• Call to expand UK's nuclear power
• Antarctic shelf 'hangs by thread'
• 15mph speed limit for eco-towns
• European Parliament supports road charging
• Government review promises 'radical changes' to work related health
• EU 'committed' to stiff CO2 cuts
• Call for delay to biofuels policy
• Cabinet 'split' over hybrid cars
• British trade minister keeps his Jag
• Londoners support congestion charge
• Green power station to be opened
• Global IT sector 'needs strong Kyoto'
• How big an eco-hazard is IT equipment?
• Tories plan waste deals for firms
• Blueprint for a low-emission future
• Ill health 'costs economy £100bn'
• Employees face trial over deaths
• Lexus hybrid woos Sainsbury's chief
• Budget described as 'a virtual non-event, fiscally'
• Glaciers suffer record shrinkage
• Property plan's 'low carbon' goal
• EU agrees climate plan deadline
• IOSH campaign for tougher corporate manslaughter sentences
• What can Blair's climate trip achieve?
• Trust advises taking natural path
• US tightens air quality standards
• Kenyans ill in 'toxic waste' leak
• Climate set to dominate EU summit
• Gas guzzlers set to face £950 tax
• Budget 2008: New road tax rates
• Call to show car 'lifetime price'
• 2007 floods 'no link to climate'
• Pollution 'alters brain function'
• Thou shall not pollute, Vatican decrees
• Coal 'key to UK's energy supply'
• Church to step up climate fight
• Business CO2 tax 'part success'
• EU warns of climate change threat
• Chancellor looks to green Budget
• How Darling could ease fuel bills
• Amendment to Climate Bill defeated
• UK 'to seek more nuclear power'
• Green sports car set for launch
• China to log its worst polluters
• Report claims transport ploicy is bad for environment and motrorist
• PM warns stores over carrier bags
• No impact from Energy Saving Day
• Coventry City Council planning new Coventry forests
• Green Radiohead avoid Glastonbury
• New US climate offer 'too little'
• Moral appeal for UK energy saving
• M&S to charge 5p for carrier bags
• US to set 'binding' climate goals
• Ofgem fines National Grid £41.6m
• Airline in first biofuel flight
• Biofuels 'need strict standards'
• Antarctic glaciers surge to ocean
• Ofgem begins energy market probe
• Health Secretary urges employers to promote greater well-being
• MPs attack bin charges 'retreat'
• Adaptation 'key to climate deal'
• British Gas profits jump to £571m
• Plans for 'rubbish fuel' factory
• Porsche challenges C-charge rise
• Committee urges need for Climate Change Minister
• Warming risks Antarctic sea life
• Tyre fitters in dumping crisis
• Five-seat concept car runs on air
• 'Gas guzzlers' C-charge up to £25
• Global warming 'may cut deaths'
• 'Ocean thermostat can save coral'
• Experts challenge ice shelf claim
• Training doesn't prevent work induced back pain
• Work starts on Gulf 'green city'
• E.On joins rush to raise prices
• UK homes urged to 'leave it off'
• Europe push for greener aviation
• Drive to slash Warwickshire County Council energy bills
• Lent fast to cut carbon emissions
• Calls for climate change minister
• Climate set for 'sudden shifts'
• UK's first emissions zone begins
• Plastics company challenges London "Bag Bill"
• EU 'should ban inefficient cars'
• Bush's climate talks 'engaging'
• Climate 'could devastate crops'
• Euro MPs back patio heaters ban
• Hawaii hosts Bush climate talks
• Carbon emissions show slight fall
• Nuclear clean-up costs 'rising'
• 'Action needed' on home emissions
• UK welcomes EU energy and climate package
• Britain 'facing energy shortfall'
• Climate 'clearly out of balance'
• Climate 'clearly out of balance'
• Gone with the wind on 'kite ship'
• UK 'to ignore' EU pollution plea
• Why new EU states can emit more
• EU to map low-carbon energy path
• Severn barrage details unveiled
• Barroso trade threat on climate
• Call to abandon biofuels targets
• MEPs vote against EC's 120g/km target
• UK set for 15% renewables target
• Solar panels and wind turbines in NI schools
• 'Big climate impact' on UK coasts
• Climate plans spark EU job fears
• Biofuels 'are not a magic bullet'
• Campaigners strongly opposed to nuclear option
• EU rethinks biofuels guidelines
• Regulator rules out energy probe
• Warming fears for China ice show
• Improved diet could save 70,000 lives a year
• HP to reduce PC energy consumption by a quarter
• Nuclear plants set for go-ahead
• Nuclear a major decision - Brown
• Cabinet backs nuclear power plan
• Climate change contest launched
• Grass biofuels 'cut CO2 by 94%'
• Soldiers bulldoze Naples rubbish
• Darling seeks energy cost talks
• Britons rather lose weight than save planet
• Brown hints at nuclear power plan
• Low-energy bulb disposal warning
• Second nuclear review criticised
• Alaska oil exploration to begin
• Row over coal power station plan
• 2007 'second warmest year' in UK
• Green fatigue and ambivalence in overloaded world?
• Building industry points the way to zero carbon future
• Pope supports caution on climate change
• Beijing 'meets pollution target'
• Low emission zones for Italy & Germany
• Employers more aware of employees health say TUC
• Climate talks near end amid row
• Boss jailed for dumping soil at Ryton farm
• A greener way to recover methane
• Low faith in biofuels for climate
• Tackling climate change - Bali summit
• Work pressure leads to rule breaking
• Wind turbine expansion plans due
• Report suggests that home CO2 emissions could be slashed by 2050
• Climate change goal 'unreachable'
• Drivers counting the cost as bills soar
• Global rallies focus on climate
• All nations 'need emission goals'
• Australia to be 'climate bridge'
• Tory plans for home power sources
• Energy companies 'exploit poor'
• Carbon capture plan for the Forth
• Staff appraisals 'waste of time'
• Curry houses recycle cooking fat
• 'Tropics expand' as world warms
• Climate cause fires ice cream guru
• Key climate summit opens in Bali
• Government publishes Planning Reform Bill
• Chancellor launches major review of business health and safety law
• Business call for plan on climate
• Venus offers Earth climate clues
• UK firms 'optimistic on economy'
• Homes 'can cut CO2 by up to 80%'
• Poorest 'in climate front line'
• Google's cheaper-than-coal target
• New UN Environment Programme to look at innovation and resource-efficient growth
• Eco-apartments on the market
• Dublin ponders more sustainable transport network
• Eco-song aims for Christmas number one
• Campaigners slam aviation emissions trading
• IPCC synthesis report published
• Pub landlord finded for breach of smoking ban
• Carbon calculator can cut business emissions
• World's largest biomass plant approved
• Conservatives: Tip taxes could hit charity shops
• Cobra beer hit with £25k recycling fine
• PM outlines climate action plan
• Climate 'will undo Asian success'
• UN challenges states on warming
• German cars 'least green in EU'
• Eco-ruin 'felled early society'
• Australians named worst emitters
• Think tank calls for "pay-as-you-throw"
• Britain now 'dustbin of Europe'
• Being 'green' is now a socially acceptable norm
• California sues US over car fumes
• Minister urges small businesses to think about the environment
• Event highlights what Londoners can do to tackle climate change
• Prince 'alarm' at climate change
• Energy needs 'to grow inexorably'
• Palm oil warning for Indonesia
• Eco-town design competition launched
• Barroso: Europe leads the way on sustainability
• Climate bill's 60% emission cut
• Bills pave way for nuclear power
• New agency will oversee biofuel regulations
• Minister agrees to extend emissions trading scheme for businesses
• Clinton project will help cities go green
• Climate Change Bill 'strengthened'
• EU must do more to achieve sustainability
• Greenpeace warns on carbon storage technologies
• Most ready for 'green sacrifices'
• The lost art of leftovers
• Clocks go back - whats the impact for health and safety?
• US mayors meet on climate change
• Blocked development given go ahead after green tweak
• UK energy savings 'miscalculated'
• Biofuel rush harmful, Oxfam warns
• UK's first gasification plant will reduce island's landfill
• Time magazine names eco-heroes
• Climate change to top the bill at CBI conference
• Rubbish charge pilots to go ahead
• Fireworks displays told to go green
• Future business leaders 'need to be taught about sustainability'
• Merkel resists speed limit push
• MPs in call for new climate body
• Irish EPA offers funding for environmental technologies
• France promises green revolution
• Biofuels 'crime against humanity'
• Natural decline 'hurting lives'
• Bins charges decision 'delayed'
• Brewer to 'recycle' leftover beer
• Climate threat to biodiversity
• 'Unexpected growth' in CO2 found
• Seven of UK's 16 reactors closed
• UK cities' green ratings compared
• Sainsbury's in lightbulb giveaway
• MPs' concerns over UK carbon plan
• Construction of UK's first High Occupancy Vehicle motorway lane underway
• Bradford tops green cities league
• Oceans are 'soaking up less CO2'
• Ships' CO2 'twice that of planes'
• Incinerator plans may be dropped
• Environment Agency targets car washes
• 'Warm wind' hits Arctic climate
• Tapping into NI's steaming asset
• How to run your car on chip oil
• UK looks to make Antarctica claim
• Lack of clear guidance preventing small firms going green
• Lula promotes biofuels in Africa
• UK supermarkets 'must go greener'
• Darling attacked on green agenda
• Gore says prize must spur action
• Climate change in the garden
• 'Green' has found an unusual mate in the housing market.
• Water companies need to adapt to climate change: experts
• China coal output to exceed 2.5b tons in 2007
• Climate change disaster is upon us, warns UN
• Gore and UN panel win Nobel prize
• Huge coal contact for Daw Mill
• Warmth makes the world more humid
• Gore climate film's 'nine errors'
• Pre-budget 2007: tailored to cut carbon?
• Councils urged to use green ideas
• Aviation tax switches to planes
• Butterflies used to check climate
• Cars 'safer, cleaner and greener'
• Australia in giant wind farm plan
• Protesters remain at power plant
• Protesters block airport lounge
• Protesters raid coal power plant
• EU could regulate shipping emissions by 2012, lawyers warn
• Tories promise energy revolution
• Non-recyclers face £100 fine
• UK 'exporting emissions' to China
• Democrats eye key climate summit
• Tesla plugs 245 miles on a charge!
• Buildings key in low carbon economy
• Fuel-cell cars to get test drive
• Climate film allowed in schools
• Volvo plug-in car has range of 66 miles
• 75% support legally binding build site waste plans
• US refinery agrees $48m to reduce pollution
• Energy watchdog calls for better service for small firms
• Common Commencement Date regulations take effect
• EU stands firm on aviation emissions
• Irish beat WEEE recycling targets
• Scottish councils told to buy local
• Top corporates come clean on how green their products are
• Biofuel trial flight set for 747
• Zero-carbon homes get tax relief
• Advisers endorse tidal power plan
• Tax rise fuels petrol price fears
• The confounding complexities of building green
• Wealthy reject 80s opulence and go green
• Bush climate plans spark debate
• Gordon Brown's first speech at Labour Conference as PM indicates new approach to Climate Change Bill
• Orkney tidal power plans unveiled
• Waste company fined over fork-lift truck accident
• Switch off for traditional bulbs
• US urges climate change consensus
• Equality 'threatened by climate'
• Cost still biggest fuel cell hurdle
• Legal battle on Gore climate film
• Bush hosts climate change talks
• China dam 'catastrophe' warning
• Lovelock urges ocean climate fix
• Fortis group buys carbon rights
• New study for Severn energy plan
• 'Eco-towns' target doubled by PM
• Man causing climate change - poll
• Tesco ploughs £25m into green academia
• Engineer pioneers cheap solar energy
• Paper buyers aim to boost use of recycled material
• Clean energy on London curriculum
• World leaders at climate summit
• Lib-Dems claim green taxes "lowest for 25 years"
• Online database rates green cars
• Warning over home carbon target
• Businesses push for green accreditation
• Bog helps build climate insights
• Sign up for WEEE schemes of face fines
• Firms sign up for carbon rating
• State loses car climate-link case
• Burger waste to power buildings
• Blaze destroys WEEE recycling plant
• £6m power station will help planet
• Making EU climate goal 'unlikely'
• Chernobyl to be covered in steel
• Easyjet to back green air taxes
• 'World first' wave farm gets green light
• Floating concrete - the latest weapon in the climate war
• Russia progressing in sustainability league
• Greens throw down gauntlet in the UK
• Airlines are heating up the environment
• Wave hub gets planning go-ahead
• Firms not ready for waste disposal laws
• 'Millions needed' to push cycling
• UK 'needs carbon neutral target'
• Warming 'opens Northwest Passage'
• Climate change and water use deserve more attention - US government agency
• Bush aide says warming man-made
• Ten 'most polluted places' named
• Energy efficiency kits for remote Canadian First Nation communities
• Half of waste tech has limited track record - says study
• Tories publish "Quality of Life" report
• Wind Farms to get national code in Australia
• Landfill laws change next month
• £1.2m to turn white van man green
• Guide helps companies calculate carbon
• Tories would put up green taxes
• China backs Kyoto at Australian talks
• Renewable energy creation could alter Severn estuary ecology
• Apec leaders reach climate deal
• Solar plane flies into the night
• Campaign to Protect Rural England concerned over Redwood's plans
• Relax planning law on microgenerators says think tank
• Government pledges £65 million to reduce Yorkshire landfill
• Hi-tech meters will save businesses money and CO2 emissions
• Greens want 'fair' energy payouts
• Groups pull out of nuclear debate
• Government teams up with fashion to look at green clothes
• Canada weighs up waste
• BBC switches off climate special
• Warning over new energy contracts
• UK Coal boosts its profitability
• Business could tap into profit through water efficiency
• EU climate flight plans 'deluded'
• London to tackle energy efficiency in public buildings
• Row over plans to relax Merton rule
• Green taxes 'are making billions'
• French utility firms agree merger
• Manufacturers 'see strong growth'
• Howard to press new climate deal
• UK peatlands face future stress
• Higher CO2 levels could lead to more summer floods
• Brits 'addicted' to cheap flights
• EU will retain light bulb tariff
• Climate flooding risk 'misjudged'
• Early Opening for Antarctic Ozone Hole
• Public backs nuclear energy to help power Britain's future
• Assets frozen in waste crime case
• Merkel presses China on climate
• Call for 'green-home' cash bonus
• £400,000 in fines in ICL case
• Shoppers 'face meat price rises'
• Collapse of silo killed worker
• Vienna meeting seeks climate plan
• Council defends no wheelie bin policy
• Bank launches climate change fund with $20 million
• Panel to boost energy efficiency in Scottish homes
• Climate activists end camp with protest blitz
• 'Super green' kitchens could help reduce emissions
• Biofuel surge - bane or boon?
• Bosses urged to "step up" to accident prevention challenge
• Voluntary agreement ends free paper waste wrangle
• New technology could convert more waste into aggregate
• UK 'may miss 2020 target for CO2'
• 'Many' support pay-as-you-throw
• Rich 'can pay poor to cut carbon'
• Progress on pollution mixed – Chinese regulators
• Green construction 'cheaper than developers think'
• £400m power station bid approved
• Downing Street warns Heathrow climate change protesters
• EU biofuel policy is a 'mistake'
• And the weather for 2014...
• Corporate carbon reporting needs 'considerable' improvement
• Battling with street litter
• Less than a fifth of Brits are willing to drive or fly less
• High street plan for recycle bins
• Beijing trials car reduction plan
• More driving linked to obesity and higher CO2 emissions
• Institution of Occupational Safety and Health slams disparity in company fines
• Atlantic yields climate secrets
• Climate fear for visiting birds
• Eco-friendly bubble wrap launched
• Staff absence rates increase despite well-being initiatives
• Paper battery offers future power
• EU's climate targets 'ambitious'
• Unions claim Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act is a "hollow victory"
• Is the EU Emissions Trading Scheme fit for purpose?
• Ten-year climate model unveiled
• Soot 'influences Arctic climate'
• Boost for low carbon technology
• Black cabs hit back in congestion row
• Possible price hike for C-Charge gas guzzlers
• Europe seeks to turn environmental challenges into opportunities
• American Researchers develop DIY solar panels
• 'Over 15,000MW' of wind power installed in 2006
• 3,000 black cabs switch to biofuel blend
• Department of Transport advise on "green" cars
• US House passes clean energy bill
• European heatwaves 'have doubled'
• Teeth knocked out of BAA injunction
• World's greenest car named
• Lib Dems plan air tax to aid rail
• Asia's brown clouds 'warm planet'
• Tougher carbon targets law urged
• Friday feeling costs firms £50m
• Sheffield excited about bid for hi-tech energy institute
• Composting champions inspire green waste disposal
• No room for complacency in changing climate, says UK Environment Minister
• BAA Proposed Injunction 'draconian' - London Mayor
• Climate change worries for bird
• US border fences 'an eco-danger'
• Office printers 'are health risk'
• Solar cell sets efficiency record
• Corn wrong route for biofuels claim scientists and NGOs
• Less waste landfilled but recycling still low in Scotland
• Blue bins could lift Liverpool's league position
• Staggering 95% vote against alternate weekly waste collection
• How sustainable is UK life? Defra has the answers
• Photosynthesis could be a key to eco-friendly energy
• PC World claims first mass-market carbon neutral PC
• Ozone has 'strong climate effect'
• Recovered paper sees real growth in net exports
• Poor H+S advice could cost lives and money
• UK trade association challenges new Air Quality Strategy
• Environment Agency aims for greener pension fund
• Floods - the waste impacts
• Public shuns packaging waste
• UK and France push for VAT cut on green goods
• Counting the cost of England's floods
• Patio heater use 'set to double'
• Humans 'affect global rainfall'
• Centre for Alternative Technology proposes "zero-carbon Britain" by 2027
• EU energy use continues to grow
• Electrical goods producers warned to obey new waste laws
• New Eco-towns could be a tall order
• MPs support carbon offset schemes
• Chinese local government ignoring national green agenda
• Recycling champions urge more tyre steel recovery
• Ireland to push green energy sector
• Sweden tops global responsibility health check
• Code will bring clarity to unregulated offsetting industry
• Centre for Corporate Accountability challenges HSE over right to information
• Power cut fears after Japan quake
• India's climate plan underway
• MEPs signal tough line on car CO2
• Ryanair's green claims criticised
• Mayor hits out at alternate weekly collections
• EU tightens toxic shipment rules
• 'New tests needed' for chemicals
• China's recycling 'saves forests'
• India makes climate change move
• Emissions don't make Europe happy
• MPs criticise bin collection plan
• Benn unveils climate action campaign
• Britain 'could be carbon neutral in 20 years'
• Bradshaw causes stink over nappies
• Biofuels can help fight poverty and climate, declares Brazilian President
• Brown has performed public U-turn on nuclear power, says Greenpeace
• Kitemark to counter throw away society
• Business leaders urged to take environment lead
• Cash boost for Canadian clean tech
• Local authorities key to climate fight - Benn
• 'New thinking' needed on climate
• The tough problem of plastics
• Individual action won't cut it on climate change - campaigner
• Westminster steps up freesheet waste war
• Garlic 'may cut cow flatulence'
• Italians facing pasta price rise
• Environmental sector set to flourish - Minister
• 'No sun link' to climate change
• New funds to increase flood protections
• Boeing unveils Dreamliner plane
• Industry grows unexpectedly fast
• Biofuels 'to push farm prices up'
• Good vibes power tiny generator
• Gadgets 'threaten energy savings'
• Global warming 'made lake vanish'
• Wind farm 'is threat to eagles'
• China to search for oil in Sudan
• 'Scepticism' over climate claims
• McDonald's puts oil to green use
• Johnson hails 'popular' smoke ban
• New e-waste recycling laws begin
• Community service to benefit the environment
• Company fined for illegally exporting maggot-infested waste
• Solar-powered rubbish bin to press the mess
• 'Zero Mercury' in EU by 2011
• Charity attacks rush for biofuels
• Heatwaves will 'boost death rate'
• Climate change is greatest challenge Welsh Coastline
• Protests at Iran fuel rationing
• Monitors 'to see N Korea reactor'
• Russia eyes vast Arctic territory
• Government consults on cap and trade
• Icebergs are 'ecological hotspot'
• HIPs to become law on August 1st
• New rules will crackdown on waste cheats
• Climate fears for heritage sites
• Climate change poses dual challenge for NHS
• IOSH fully supports smoking ban
• London lights off for environment
• Fruit could make 'powerful fuel'
• Google's drive for clean future
• ina building more power plants
• Huge oilfield discovered in Ghana
• Arctic spring's 'rapid advance'
• Contract signed on Earth observer
• 'Scapegoat' claim over plane CO2
• Waste and recycling board for London
• Green PC service pilot to tackle 'cyber-warming'
• Cities' carbon footprint mapped out
• Taskforce claims UK energy policy is "hotch-potch"
• IOSH calls for plans to tackle workplace stress
• Banks at risk from environmentally unfriendly companies
• UK on track for WEEE Day
• Al Gore to present green awards
• UK staff 'denied flexible work'
• Swinging wave device to be tested
• Water wheel plan for River Mersey
• Review confirms the need to reduce pollution from industrial installations
• Campaign to reuse furniture
• Google backs green computer plan
• Recycling is not enough
• Consumers swayed by businesses’ environmental credentials
• Indonesia number three carbon emitter
• Farmers told to get wise with water
• Oil companies must pay spills - Philippines
• G8 fails to deliver binding emissions targets
• First zero emission home unveiled
• Taskforce to cut 'cyber warming'
• Particulates tracked by satellite
• Bristol development will be first to meet Carbon Challenge
• Training 'hit by online problems'
• New York to get its first luxury green hotel
• World celebrates the environment
• G8 leaders agree to climate deal
• Wireless energy promise powers up
• Soil dioxin levels 'in decline'
• First UK biodiesel train launched
• FlyBe labels carbon impact
• Waste Strategy for England 2007 Published
• Antarctic glaciers 'flow faster'
• US rejects German G8 climate goal
• Sydney's traffic pollution could kill more people than road accidents - Lord Mayor
• Man crushed by pet food machine
• Businesses need to show sign of intent over smoking ban
• Carbon trade scheme 'is failing'
• Small firms urged to ignore ‘win-back’ energy contracts
• UN warning over global ice loss
• China unveils climate change plan
• Europe gears up for Green Week
• Consumers say 'greenness' matters
• Australia PM pledges climate plan
• Nuclear reactor secrets revealed
• US seeks new greenhouse gas goals
• New EU chemical law takes effect
• UK 'must pay more for emissions'
• Great apes 'facing climate peril'
• US 'opposes' G8 climate proposals
• Organic move to cut food flights
• Blair: US may back carbon deal
• Polar ocean 'soaking up less CO2'
• Call to tax 'wasteful' plasma TVs
• Coal 'can be clean and reliable'
• Climate messages are 'off target'
• Climate change in spotlight
• Cash boost for Welsh waste sector
• Thumbs up for London's Low Emission Zone
• Bank to spend $50bn to tackle climate change
• Eco-innovation must pick up pace - Dimas
• US seeks G8 climate text changes
• Charity warns of migration crisis
• Brown outlines 'eco towns' plan
• China shuts down 3,000 polluters
• How green is Blair's legacy?
• Cathedrals join climate change battle
• Green light for home energy rating software
• Campaigners launch complaint against oil advert
• Grants cut for home energy scheme
• China warns over climate change
• UN warns on impacts of biofuels
• Canada tightens net on marine polluters
• Coconut oil powers island's cars
• Experts seek new climate strategy
• World Bank publishes carbon report
• Law challenge to Gore school film
• Climate change 'can be tackled'
• 'Green eye' tech centre launched
• Garage biofuel pumps called for
• Foster's hops on green bandwagon
• CO2 row threatens climate report
• Arctic melt faster than forecast
• Businesses to make climate pledge
• Nanotechnology worries unions in USA
• Solar loans light up rural India
• Bangkok hosts key climate summit
• REACH is a concern for us all
• IT industry 'as polluting as aviation'
• April weather set to break record
• Canada sets reduced climate goal
• Tesco to slash own brand packaging
• Save water and energy, business will be told
• 'We're in this together' say Government and business
• Alternate weekly collection works, claim councils
• Demolition derby leads to pollution fine
• UK must lead on climate - Blair
• Lost world warning from North Sea
• China sees climate impacts ahead
• Small solutions to transport woe benefit environment
• London boroughs hail MBT facility
• Westminster's free paper ultimatum
• Olympic development beats green targets
• Apology for 'catastrophic' spill
• Grants to cut home energy waste
• China will be top CO2 emitter "this year or next"
• Oil billions beckon Falkland Islands
• Surge in British Gas complaints
• Surge in British Gas complaints
• Beach litter 'increased by 90%'
• Worker dies underground at mine
• EU to tackle shipping emissions
• French postal service to go electric
• Eurostar to build on green track record
• Pig fat to be turned into diesel
• First climate debate divides UN
• Ethanol cars may not be healthier
• Male bosses 'commit most fraud'
• Homes to get free energy monitors
• Yangtze pollution 'irreversible'
• New boss for WRAP
• World Bank 'must act on climate'
• Schwarzenegger: Make climate hip
• Snowy forests 'increase warming'
• Billions face climate change risk
• Lenovo tops eco-friendly ranking
• 'Health warnings' for holiday ads
• Planning law eased for turbines
• US 'has to act' on climate report
• EU fuel push 'may damage forests'
• US 'must regulate car pollution'
• Radiation risk 'less significant'
• EU targets hit UK energy strategy
• Sydney in climate change blackout
• Gore in hunt for Live Earth venue
• Cameron forced to remove turbine
• Push to exploit English woodfuel
• UK greenhouse emissions show rise
• 'Preserve peat bogs' for climate
• Portugal opens major solar plant
• Environmental campaign groups have had a mixed reaction to Gordon Brown's 2007 Budget
• Businesses reminded about changes to maternity laws
• Small firms unaware of WEEE obligations
• Climate focus 'brings security'
• Emissions soar from UK generators
• Massive fine for polluting refinery
• Both public and private money needed to deliver clean energy
• Producers must accept responsibility for WEEE
• London's sewage tunnel given go-ahead
• Recycled plastic milk bottles meet safety standards
• Profits soar for top wind turbine maker
• Budget promotes green homes and cars
• US officials 'edited out climate message'
• Farmers count cost of climate change: $5bn in lost crops
• SBS reassures small firms on business support changes
• FSB voices concern over Climate Change Bill
• MPs protest zero-tax flights
• Global carbon market on the horizon
• Budget report 'not green enough'
• A third of food is thrown away
• No health risk from bi-weekly collections, says Government
• Call for Spain strawberry boycott
• Caution urged on climate 'risks'
• BA green scheme fails to take off
• Homes must be greener, says Brown
• 'Binding' carbon targets proposed
• Coal power station plan unveiled
• Office workers 'risk blood clots'
• Climate bill set to be unveiled
• Green energy funding boost for developing countries
• Waste-to-energy plants link Merseyside with Thailand
• Bio-plastic bag boom 'imminent'
• Oil companies agree to work on environmental impact
• New motor for 'green van man'
• Parties battle over green agenda
• US time switch set to save energy
• EU agrees renewable energy target
• Light pollution 'masking stars'
• EU agrees on carbon dioxide cuts
• UN outlines global e-waste goals
• EU leaders face climate challenge
• Whitehall 'fails on eco-targets'
• Climate talks 'key moment' for EU
• Swiss resorts tackle snow decline
• Wind turbines save '£10 a year'
• Global impact of Asia's pollution
• Buncefield aftermath to inform new planning regs
• Guidance will boost real nappy users
• Transport emissions soar as EU attempts to tackle gases
• Environment important for News Zealand's consumers
• Capitalists keen to cash in on clean tech
• Many Britons 'too busy to care' about environment
• UN chief warns on climate change
• US CO2 emissions 'violate rights'
• Hold your breath, save the planet
• Petrol retailers say fuel is safe
• Canadian ice - half normal levels at Baffin Island
• Winter 'second warmest on record'
• Mayor unveils climate change plan
• Gore accused of energy hypocrisy
• Building sector sets green goals
• Huge polar study about to begin
• Leaked waste dossier angers authorities
• Zero tolerance for waste crime plea
• No tax breaks for toxics urge NGOs
• Polish vote on controversial road
• Poles 'vital for climate science'
• Poles 'vital for climate science'
• London fire brigade leads climate change fight
• Indian study to gauge pollution impact on children
• Colorado links economic boom to renewables
• Reducing carbon emissions not a priority for small firms
• Car company collapse hits science
• TNT aims to deliver environmental benefits
• Meacher to feature in Labour leadership race
• Government pressed on energy efficiency
• Climate campaign targets offsets
• Climate campaign targets offsets
• Green building goals under the spotlight
• Business calls for carbon targets
• Carbon offsets 'harm environment'
• EU reaches deal on emissions cuts
• Orkney to get 'biggest' wave farm
• Australia pulls plug on old bulbs
• EU agrees tough greenhouse cuts
• Show 'hidden emissions', UK urged
• 'Now or never' for climate action
• Mountain glacier could 'vanish'
• Blair defiant over nuclear plans
• Over-50s 'worst carbon culprits'
• Politicians sign new climate pact
• Hope for end of climate deadlock
• Ivory Coast toxic clean-up offer
• Blair calls for post-Kyoto deal
• Mobile networks powered by wind
• MEPs vote to cut waste mountain
• SunFuel to shine on VW range
• Buy African flowers - UK minister
• Retailers call for tax cuts on energy-efficient products
• Carbon-linked parking fees get go-ahead
• Call for flexible working for all
• Oil prices back above $60 again
• UK wind power reaches milestone
• Branson launches climate prize
• British Gas cuts domestic prices
• Car firms attack pollution plans
• Brazil scolds rich on environment
• Science backs nuclear burial plan
• Stern assumptions 'implausible'
• Car firms facing pollution curbs
• DTI backs waste management campaign
• CIPD calls for three-step dispute procedure to be scrapped
• UK 'must do more' on carbon gases
• Employers’ liability insurance premiums set to rise
• Europe to clean up transport fuels
• UK set to double Kyoto carbon cuts
• Bush's aides accused of doctoring climate reports
• Environmental advisor sacked for being too green
• Blame for warming pinned on man
• France 'dims' for climate protest
• Recycle Now shares secrets of success
• Olympic commitment on waste praised
• Tiny pollutants tracked by NASA
• Environmentally weak China must make CSR a legal requirement
• Power companies quiet on climate change as emissions outweigh profits
• Taxes 'fail to curb travel CO2'
• Global computer upgrade will see surge in e-waste
• Probe into bid for Scottish Power
• Melting of glaciers 'speeds up'
• Prince wins environmental award
• New regeneration body will be 'greener than sum of parts'
• Busy roads hinder lung development
• Blair sees hope of climate deal
• Maximum penalty for Songhua polluter
• Green agenda for global leaders
• Climate 'to affect nuclear sites'
• Bush critics seek more energy action
• Bush 'must fight climate change'
• First EU sustainable energy week
• London 2012 'to be greenest ever'
• Landfill almost full in South East as waste crisis looms
• Worker fatally crushed under bus
• Figures boost for park and ride
• HSE comments on employer responsibility in light of sever weather
• Salesforce.com goes carbon neutral
• Your PCs forecast climate future
• Charles flies into hypocrisy row
• Chinese official urges eco-action but people apathetic
• Futuristic automated bus unveiled
• Standard for offsetting to deliver much needed clarity .. but at what cost?
• Business groups criticise plans to extend holiday entitlement
• Employers failing to pay national minimum wage face stiffer penalties
• Defra ups carbon offset standards
• Climate resets 'Doomsday Clock'
• Plastic bottle recycling must double
• Defra looks to climate-proof urban drainage
• Four million switch energy supply
• UN 'should take lead on climate'
• Call to improve UK working skills
• Inquiry into Teesside chemical spill continues
• Stern upbeat over climate action
• Protection urged for UK sea life
• Cut fuel subsidies and see hybrids race ahead
• People need incentives to bring green habits to work
• M&S unveils carbon-neutral target
• Fortunes will be made from enviro tech - Minister
• Car prices may rise as EU enforces lower emissions
• Asian states sign key energy deal
• EU plans attack on car emissions
• Rapid city growth means China faces rubbish crisis by 2020
• Environmental stocks rocketed in 2006
• Big business looks to profit from climate change
• Healthy stocks send oil tumbling
• Ivorian toxic waste victims to seek compensation
• Big businesses' climate meeting
• Germany may retain nuclear power
• China fails environment targets
• Gas firms 'need tougher targets'
• Ganges too polluted for religious gathering
• Belarus 'agrees Russian oil deal'
• Chrysler questions climate change
• Climate food threat to porpoises
• New EU path on climate and energy
• House-builders acclimatise to a warming Britain
• Make climate change top priority - London's resolution
• Summit aims for 'greener' housing
• Blair defends long-haul holidays
• EU bids to defuse Russia oil row
• Man trapped by 1,500 tonne press
• 'Dustbin' UK tops landfill table
• 'No proof' organic food is better
• Drill ban sought for Alaskan park
• Ryanair hits back in 'green' row
• Airlines savaged over environment
• 2007 to be 'warmest on record'
• Climate 'benefits' for UK farming
• Norway to offset flight emissions
• Eco-resolutions for a lean and green New Year
• Huge Arctic ice break discovered
• Green Buildings improve the bottom line
• Promoting Water Efficiency in Homes
• Town 'too polluted' to take more homes
• Bears Give Up Hibernation
• Festive fixes to wise water use
• Green ideals crumble in flood of festive indulgence
• Airlines could cash in on emissions trading
• EU concern over climate progress
• Carbon moves 'may boost airlines'
• Offshore wind farms get go-ahead
• EA propose changes to effluent rules
• WEEE regulations will burden small firms, warns FSB
• Green light for offshore windfarms
• Tesco to run fleet on green fuel
• Amazon turns off Ireland's electronic Christmas
• Care needed with carbon offsets
• Gore tells scientists to be vocal
• Kelly Goes for Zero Carbon
• Centrica to cut retail gas bills
• Sea level rise 'under-estimated'
• Asia's greenhouse gas 'to treble'
• 2006 sets British heat records
• Methane ices pose climate puzzle
• Sea creatures' global warming fix
• New European chemical law passed
• Arctic sea ice 'faces rapid melt'
• Revised wind farm plans unveiled
• Climate 'would reel from A-bombs'
• Nissan drives green car programme
• Carbon 'credit card' considered
• Rights focus sought over climate
• Do flat-screen TVs eat more energy?
• Brown to double taxes on flights
• 'Green' tax plans fail to impress
• Big ice shelf's disappearing act
• Bath researchers gas up green cars
• Cameron climate policy 'too soft'
• MPs urge 'climate change' budget
• EU draws up toxic chemicals law
• Climate 'altering UK marine life'
• US court considers CO2 limit case
• EU to set phase two carbon limits
• Nottingham uni launches green tech research wing
• Tyre protest goes to House of Lords
• Carbon emissions show sharp rise
• UN warning on e-waste 'mountain'
• Family's wind turbine stirs up row
• Tory plan for business carbon tax
• Help urged for Ivory Coast waste
• Emissions trading could cover more than carbon
• Cameron holds secret talks with EU leader over climate change
• CBI attacks Britain's tax regime
• Hong Kong 'climate change threat'
• Plastic paper to 'cut' emissions
• Corporates ignore reporting guidelines
• Environmental industries vital for 21st century society - Minister
• Defra defends use of consultants as Lib Dems lash out at overspend
• Green schemes for Thames Gateway
• Global methane rise slowing down
• Intel beats drum for energy efficiency
• Scheme to cut 'carbon footprint'
• Ministers to sign fusion accord
• Nairobi climate talks end in deal
• Sludge-powered sewage works cut costs
• Biofuel market 'grew fivefold in a year'
• Remove mercury from more industries, say NGOs
• Climate insurance urged for poor
• Call for post-Kyoto climate deal
• Annan chides inaction on climate
• C-charge considers carbon as LEZ consultation begins
• Alert to radioactive gas dangers
• Polluting cars face charge rise
• Call for post-Kyoto climate deal
• Profit surge for Scottish Power
• Study hopeful for world's forests
• Eco-industry not about green wash - Dimas
• Large companies to be told to get energy efficient
• Cash row looms at climate talks
• Pester power push for London recycling
• WEEE don't want it - councils threaten to opt out of e-waste collections
• Highland garages told to improve lax pollution control
• Stern vision 'needs new targets'
• World risks 'dirty' energy future
• Climate campaigners urge action
• The birth of a quieter, greener plane
• Workplace jargon 'isolates staff'
• Africa focus for climate summit
• Greenhouse gases hit record high
• Average gas bill 'up by a third'
• Coventry firm's amazing battery van
• Plastics are sticking point for recyclers
• Government seeks boost for local energy
• Oil prices dip despite Opec cuts
• Corals get climate survival guide
• Australia defends climate stance
• Employers urged to tackle workplace bullying
• Greenhouse gas emissions rising
• Increasing flexibility encourages female start ups
• Pro Enviro Is Hiring!
• Climate change 'brings huge cost'
• Green government plan 'a fiasco'
• Britain urged to export green building know-how to US
• Miliband draws up green tax plan
• Report's stark warning on climate
• Best battery recycling methods explored
• Climate change 'hitting Africa'
• Car ads 'should show emissions'
• BAE goes big on 'green' weapons
• Ocean array acts as climate alert
• Landfill Tax celebrates a decade of environmental support
• Petrol stations to recycle fumes
• Carbon trading could save threatened forests
• EU to punish environmental crimes
• Radioactive waste 'to be buried'
• Warming link to amphibian disease
• European ban on cancer-causing PFOS imminent
• Most car brands 'failing on CO2'
• Trade unions urge deep greenhouse gas cuts
• Global ecosystems 'face collapse'
• Ozone hole is 'biggest on record'
• Carbon trade 'to save' rainforest
• Energy from waste vital to meet landfill targets - Defra
• Britain tops energy waste league
• Small climate of concern as US polls loom
• UK 'has squandered oil revenues'
• 'Super sites' are the future of UK waste management
• Buying a wind turbine should be as easy as buying a sofa - Minister
• Gravity satellites see ice loss
• Blair urges climate change action
• Climate water threat to millions
• Metop weather satellite lifts off
• EU to discuss energy with Putin
• Firm fined £10,000 for man's fall
• EU sets "ambitious" energy goals
• New London black cab unveiled
• Clean coal 'both green and competitive'
• £2000 For Eco-Schools Up For Grabs in Scotland
• UN to talk on climate adaptation
• World's pollution hotspots mapped
• £10m grant for eco-friendly cars
• Composting sees rapid growth
• California considers trading carbon with like-minded states
• Toyota publishes CSR report
• Metop weather observer stood down
• Chemical campaigns 'misleading'
• Eco-friendly chalk building opens
• Fine for letter in recycling bag
• Weather observer ready for flight
• Time to drink sewage, experts say
• UK 'must act' on plane emissions
• Leaks knock British Energy shares
• Sulphur and nitrogen emissions continue to fall in western Europe
• Climate change could cost economy trillions
• Low carbon investment company goes public
• Firms 'slow' on green standards
• Climate change is worth billions, says oil giant
• Recycled materials could help pave the way to urban cooling
• Transport of new nuclear waste is 'intolerable risk' to London
• UK planning law on climate change
• Row over renewable energy scheme
• Fears over opening junk mail floodgate
• Cabbie exhaust filters 'harmful'
• Ice sculpture of Blair unveiled
• Conservationists flush out unsustainable loo roll
• HSE named as UK's REACH watchdog
• Premiums will rise as climate change bites, warn insurers
• Energy firm rapped over carbon offset claims
• EU backs strong law on chemicals
• Employment regulations cost firms £37 billion
• Massive grant for traffic pollution monitoring
• Polluter should pay every day, says top Chinese official
• Ground-breaking day for Green Energy - Darling
• Planet enters 'ecological debt'
• Cities launch drive for hydrogen buses
• Flight carbon offsets hit the high street
• Worried about WEEE? Then have your say
• Endgame approaches for REACH debate
• BP and Shell fined for dirty fuel
• Mixed outcomes at climate talks
• Cancer patients' 'misery at work'
• Cement firm fined for polluting
• WRAP will wrap up Recycling Fund
• Green taxes needed to fight "hot war" say Tories
• Climate inaction 'has high cost'
• Councils begin 'pay as you throw'
• UN to study Lebanon environment
• Top 20 polluters gather in Mexico
• Carbon stability possible but economy will take tiny hit
• Carbon credit sale helps rainforest communities
• More efforts made to stop building site waste
• Europe waters down air directive
• Major manufacturers commit to greening products
• Brewer Adnams converts to solar
• Renewables ripe for investment
• Developers embrace London's zero-carbon challenge
• Rainforest wood 'used in Commons'
• World 'warmest for 12,000 years'
• Pro Enviro Launches RSS News Feed
• Engine on a chip drives laptops
• California to cut gas emissions
• Brown talks green as climate climbs political agenda
• Miliband fears on climate change
• Branson call for greener airlines
• Biofuels 'answer' to trade talks
• Oil continues its slide below $60
• 'Millions unaware' of ageism laws
• Binding targets needed to save water
• School bus pollutants tackled
• Lib Dems fight for green votes
• Wine makers urged to use 'green' bottles
• WEEE manufacturers outline case for visible recycling charge
• Energy company scores top marks in green consumer guide
• Branson makes $3bn climate pledge
• Top scientists challenge oil giant on climate change denial
• Arms company on target for eco-friendly bullets
• State sues car firms on climate
• French arrests over Ivorian waste
• Ethanol faces uphill road in US
• Borough boosts business with BEST practice
• Companies asked to spill the beans on gas emissions
• Boy loses arm in mincer accident
• England's warming 'not natural'
• Britain 'lagging behind' on biofuels
• UK 'lacks ambition' on bioenergy
• Government quits over toxic waste scandal
• ASBOs for dastardly dumpers as EA tightens the noose on fly tipping
• Multinationals join quest for zero-carbon buildings
• Two billion households worldwide could be solar powered
• Tough love needed from EC to keep emissions trading on track
• Mercury ban imminent
• Solar panels to power London's City Hall
• Urgent call on carbon emissions
• Lebanon to sue Israel over air raid oil spill
• Trade unions must help save the planet - Miliband
• UK opening of Gore climate film
• Supermarkets need to take a fresh look at green choices
• Gasification plant debate heats up
• China ups tempo on pollution prosecutions
• Semiconductors giant enters solar market
• Sainsbury's to cut plastic packaging waste
• EU calls for carbon tax on cars
• Babies exposed to toxic chemicals whilst in the womb
• We will need incinerators but public still needs persuading: Defra
• Greenpeace grades electronics companies
• Recycling incentives under the spotlight
• Summer heat waves 'likely to become the norm'
• From atomic bomb site to nature reserve
• Trade unions go green
• Investment boost for Scottish renewables firms
• Focus on climate adaptation urged
• Deep ice tells long climate story
• Start to British Gas price rises
• Germany warms to nuclear
• UK 'can expect extreme rainfall'
• Scotland vows support for wave power
• NGO demands climate compensation for developing world
• Carbon credits critiqued
• Top scientist's fears for climate
• Power station protesters arrested
• Scrap cars creating toxic waste
• California set to cap emissions
• Ocean plankton absorb less CO2
• Coal keeps US economy burning
• Farmers to harvest energy with mini wind turbines
• Caribbean 'faces stormier future'
• Package holiday 'will be history'
• Bugged bins to promote recycling
• SMEs offered free advice on hazardous waste
• Nuclear fuel demand on the rise
• Warming 'more severe' for cities
• Branded litter - marketing tool or turn off?
• Climate blamed for early springs
• Milan targets smog with road pollution toll
• 2005 a bumper year for renewables investment
• BP launches carbon offset scheme for motorists
• Cornish town launches major regeneration scheme
• Middle East hosts CSR bazaar
• Climate linked to plague increase
• Ozone hole stable, say scientists
• Top 100 eco-dilemmas for Britain
• Turbines wind up as art installation
• Chinese boomtown makes solar heating the law
• Nuclear clean-up costs escalate further
• NOx drops but NO2 things aren't the same
• New standard in the ISO14000 stable
• Brits put a break on SUV sales
• Carmakers step up hybrid race
• Giant crane speeds up clean up at nuclear site
• Powergen increases energy prices
• Australians ponder carbon trading
• Paper chase fails to uncover fraud
• Triple spills rival Exxon Valdez disaster
• Scots roll out regulations on oil storage
• 'More disasters' for warmer world
• Cornish wind fair hopes to draw thousands
• Waste management industry signs up to green charter
• Ireland's north and south work together to boost recycling
• UK's 'first' building-integrated wind turbine and PV system to go up
• Britain failing on transport emissions
• Greenland melt 'speeding up'
• EU warns Poland over environment
• Sea-bed plan to store carbon
• Bio-fuels clean up American wastelands
• Sweden's nuclear scare sparks
• Bright idea fails to generate spark of enthusiasm
• Campbell urges environment action
• EA to get more coastal protection powers
• Prizes 'encourage more recycling'
• Huge returns for energy efficiency investment
• 'Damage is done' to Lebanon coast
• Blair urges home pollution checks
• Raise air travel tax, report says
• Eden Project's regeneration work
• Top scientist makes climate plea
• Ecological vibe at green festival
• India, UK climb E&Y's renewables ranking
• Media attacked for 'climate porn'
• High street solar panels on sale
• Greenland ice cap beer launched
• California and UK in climate pact
• Environmental 'crisis' in Lebanon
• 'Urgency needed' on nuclear waste
• Give us the powers we need to tackle waste - local authorities
• Employees take green habits to work
• Sustainability 'single biggest business opportunity of this century' - Porritt
• VAT rules hit Energy Saving Trust
• GE and BP to build up to 15 hydrogen power plants
• Renovating homes could cut emissions by 19Mt - SDC
• Green light for new asbestos regs
• Natural events occurring earlier
• Firms told to cut packaging waste
• Concern for Newbury bypass snail
• British Gas raises energy prices
• Driving gas guzzling cars and jetting off in search of the sun could be a sin, says Bishop
• WEEE timetable announced
• UK sets new date for e-waste law
• Ozone pollution monitoring goes online
• Energy prices rise at EDF Energy
• Researchers drop fuel cell bomb shell
• Serpentine solar boat to set sail
• China plan to protect environment
• Regional development gets smart and sustainable
• Energy moves up the agenda for SMEs
• Old tyres banned from landfill
• Israel crisis sends oil above $78
• New powers for London Mayor give clear steer for environment
• On the rise: The Thames in 2100
• 'Global fear' over energy plans
• Few surprises from Energy Review
• Happiness doesn't cost the Earth
• Heritage body 'no' to carbon cuts
• Finns focus on environment during EU presidency
• Nuclear plants set for go ahead
• Hong Kong wind farm could improve air quality
• More effort needed to help SMEs buy green goods
• 'Deeply flawed' Renewables Obligations need revision says Carbon Trust
• New scheme to ease recycling in the East
• Unhappy workers 'blame managers'
• EU ban on toxic electrics kicks in
• UK 'lagging' on renewable energy
• Nuclear 'last resort' for Tories
• Climate change 'real and severe'
• 'Unsustainable' facelift for Nelson's Column prompts procurement rethink
• Electronic goods guzzling power
• Reactor crack fears played down
• Study seeks to ease SME recycling
• Long-haul birds 'returning early'
• Time to cut carbon cost of recycling
• DTI publishes renewables figures
• EA waters down 'low impact' criteria
• Government promises carbon cuts
• Cool light leads to greener chips
• Lighting the key to energy saving
• 2006 a boom year for investment in renewable energy
• Rubbish tax conditionally welcomed
• German carbon cap 'unbelievable'
• Ofgem plans £4bn energy upgrade
• Top US court to take on CO2 case
• PC users 'want greener machines'
• Humans 'destroying coastal life'
• Backing for 'hockey stick' graph
• Wind farm 'hits eagle numbers'
• Man dies after coal mine accident
• Mapping out the UK's nuclear future
• Government pleads with retailers for climate change help
• Cut excess packaging, WI urging
• Work begins on Arctic seed vault
• New tidal generator could mean cheaper electricity
• World Cup goes carbon neutral
• Recycling initiatives 'undermining reclamation and reuse'
• Russia's nuclear expansion plans cause alarm
• Better house insulation could save Europeans billions
• Renewables in demand - BP energy review
• Green light for super incinerator
• Nighttime flights 'boost warming'
• Firms 'to waste £500m of energy'
• New lobby urges Government to wake up to green business opportunities
• Pollution diagnostics hit city streets
• £20 c-charge call for 4x4 drivers
• Midlands man is nation's top boss
• Homes to be energy-saving rated
• Surprise dip in UK manufacturing
• Energy bills push up UK inflation
• USA leads coalition to scupper chemical laws
• Reef at forefront of CO2 battle
• NASA's green science budget slashed and burned
• MP's call for answers on waste plan
• Biofuel policy will give 'negligible' carbon cuts
• Microgeneration requirement taken up in planning
• Indian air 'unfit to breathe'
• Major US bank promotes green transport
• Promise the Earth for World Environment Day
• France and UK boost nuclear ties
• Portugal starts huge solar plant
• Britain appoints climate diplomat
• Three Gorges barrier demolished
• 'Hope for coral' as oceans warm
• WRAP unwraps new business package
• Sven joins BIG recycle team
• Johnny helps offices get on the Ball
• IKEA helps British shoppers kick plastic bag habit
• Insurers warned on climate change
• Tycoons urging Blair to curb CO2
• 'Eco-ebay' gets royal seal of approval
• Rubber highway to beat congestion
• Arctic's tropical past uncovered
• Pollution risks Yangtze's 'death'
• Europe urged to help save climate
• Mission to target highest clouds
• Gore in Hay climate change plea
• Climate change ushers in new life
• Higher nuclear usage recommended
• Rainforests 'still at great risk'
• London looks to count its carbon
• Funding boost for Scottish microgeneration
• Defra steps in to tackle low recycling rates
• TV star gives work safety warning
• Man dies in cement plant accident
• Attenborough: Climate is changing
• Government 'lagging on climate'
• Global warming risk 'much higher'
• Thinking beyond students in education for environmental technology
• 'Above normal' hurricanes in 2006
• Politician Gore appears at Cannes
• River agency fined for pollution
• Three Gorges dam wall completed
• Total signs Saudi refinery deal
• Lib Dems plan a £2,000 road tax
• ETS figures show Europe's flagship in danger of running aground
• Ex-minister hits out at nuclear
• Blair backs nuclear power plans
• Warming set to 'devastate' coral
• Fabled ice field 'set to vanish'
• Know your suppliers' environmental impact
• Schools to be beacons of sustainability
• Concerns over EU carbon trading
• Earth will warm 3 degrees by 2050, says leaked report
• France introduces compulsory eco-labels for new cars
• Triple show comes to Birmingham
• Optimism for manufacturing sector
• Climate change a 'deadly threat'
• Sickness leave levels 'dropping'
• Water use and climate change chief corporate eco-concerns
• Cutting edge method to make energy from landfill more efficient
• Giant vacs to suck up Parisian waste
• Sustainable viticulture ripens in California
• Bolivia 'to compensate Petrobras'
• Bullying bosses 'rife across UK'
• Toxic fears hit Highbury auction
• Buncefield pollution minimal, concludes report
• Cabinet reshuffle means all change at Defra
• Steady rise in global greenhouse gases continues
• Waste-to-energy not climate friendly, research shows
• Weapons test site contamination needs more research
• Fresh tax attack on Chelsea tractors
• Irish farmers smash plastic recycling targets
• London must act or be swamped with waste
• Giant scale is weak spot of nuclear power
• Builders target green belt land
• Rundown part of Brighton to turn into eco-estate
• We should learn from asbestos mistakes - nanotech professor
• Miliband fills Beckett's shoes
• Everest weather's ups and downs
• Pro Enviro at et2006
• 'Clear' human impact on climate
• EU agrees battery recycling law
• EA experiment raises questions over incinerator emissions
• Japanese giants lead the CSR pack
• Food miles and packaging tackled by Government
• Tesco renewables investment fails to impress green lobby
• 'Clear lead needed' on green life
• Three quarters 'back climate law'
• Spacecraft seek climate clarity
• £1bn windfall from carbon trading
• Ministers bullish on biomass fuel
• 'Deep disposal' for nuclear waste
• Pro Enviro Is On The Move!
• Cameron to target car emissions
• Green mini-car to beat congestion
• Error strikes 'BBC climate model'
• Cameron proposes new carbon tax
• Car makers 'failing' on climate
• Peugeot staff 'have good future'
• Lib Dem leader bids Jaguar adieu
• 2,300 jobs go as car plant closes
• Monaco's ruler reaches North Pole
• Chernobyl death figures 'too low'
• Nuclear row sends oil to new high
• Wales consults on measures to cut air pollution
• Power shortage risks 'overplayed'
• Britain now 'eating the planet'
• Stark warning over climate change
• UK economy 'shows improvements'
• First residents move into eco-village
• Oil tops $69 amid Iran tensions
• EU turning Balkans into fossil fuel highway, say NGOs
• WRAP can continue to promote recycling, says EC
• Green TV channel goes on air
• Spain seen as renewables honeypot by investors
• Government asks employees to lead by example on sustainable transport
• More must be done to clean freshest air 'since industrial revolution'
• Ship recycling in Whitehall spotlight
• Air trends 'amplifying' warming
• Energy companies dominate eco-sector
• Public procurement favours 'cheapest and most polluting'
• Why Part L is set to empower architects
• Improved air quality can extend life expectancy
• Surprise fall in UK manufacturing
• EU warns 17 states on energy laws
• Russian cold snap hits BP output
• UK offshore wind 'at crossroads'
• 'Major melt' for Alpine glaciers
• Employment law is too complex, says FSB
• Warwickshire Country Council survey on sustainability
• Antarctic birds 'breeding later'
• Industrialists fight funding cut to eco-innovation
• Environment 'key to aid policy'
• Drive against energy-greedy office equipment moves forward
• Card campaign smashes recycling targets
• Government turns attention to business waste
• Green homes sell better, survey shows
• More mobile society makes bigger footprint on environment
• Those who sell sustainability will be recognised
• Sellafield sale sparks nuclear waste concerns
• Construction firms push for affordable carbon-neutral houses
• UK carbon emissions rise again
• Unexpected warming in Antarctica
• No blank cheque to fight London air pollution
• Nuclear clean-up 'to cost £70bn'
• Home power plan 'disappointment'
• Blair demands green 'revolution'
• Archbishop urges emissions cuts
• Review 'will confirm' CO2 target
• Lula attacks rich on environment
• EU energy policy ignores hidden costs, environmentalists say
• Brown's budget funds climate change fight
• Wind power 'ahead of predictions'
• UK seeks climate policy clarity
• Waste is up but landfill falls
• UK's first bioethanol pump opens
• The Planet Can't Wait - Climate Change Is Real and Must Be Addressed Now
• Gas prices hit all-time high as fears of energy crisis grow
• Climate change 'harms world poor'
• Dorothy's fashion statement
• Sea rise could be 'catastrophic'
• 1 October to be Implementation Date for Fire Safety Reform
• Brown targets polluting vehicles
• London's construction rush overlooks environment
• Georgia's giant hydropower plan raises wave of protest
• "Europe must be at forefront of eco-innovation" - Dimas
• How green was Brown's Budget?
• Climate link to African malaria
• Tax on 'Chelsea tractors' seen as tokenism
• World's biggest carbon capture plant unveiled
• Waste firm addresses climate change
• Most UK airports miss EU pollution targets
• Boosted oil extraction drives CO2 burial
• EU Energy Green Paper "weak on renewables"
• Ireland needs to take next big step on road to recycling rate rise
• OFR back in limelight for Goldplating review
• Recycling cash up for grabs for campaigning councils
• Compliance Body Set Up for Kyoto Protocol on Reducing Greenhouse Gases
• One stop shop to explain REACH regulations
• Irish outfit takes a holistic approach to WEEE
• Euro MPs back tougher stance on mercury
• Environment ministers must raise their game on thematic strategies and sustainable development, says EEB
• Mayor and Enfield go head to head over closure of recycling site
• EU to sign clean coal deal with China
• Green business taskforce holds inaugural meeting
• CSR 'best as voluntary activity' - Minister
• BCSD UK participates in new UK taskforce formed to help companies move to greener practices
• China and India will shape the future of CSR
• China and India will shape the future of CSR
• Europe needs Directive to promote renewable heating and cooling
• U.S. - India Nuclear Deal: Reckless on Every Score Say Worldwatch
• New York looks to the future of waste
• Energy efficiency standards for homes to go up
• Prevention is better than cure for business waste
• Polar ice sheets show net loss
• Reduce emissions for Science Week
• Carbon burial plan for North Sea
• Recycling made easier for city students
• Nuclear not the answer, say Government advisors
• Mayor teams up with power giant to revolutionise London's energy supply
• 'No quick fix' from nuclear power
• Link between pollution and heart disease explored
• Himalayan melting risk surveyed
• UK and Europe push for "right kind" of biofuels
• France leads 13-strong coalition on air ticket tax
• London's trial hydrogen buses multiply
• Bag tax central to Irish packaging waste success story
• Incineration debate out in open at last
• Waste industry 'more dangerous than Iraq'
• Climate change urgency speeds up green building regs
• Shell appeals against latest $1.5 billion Nigerian fine ruling
• Harmful industrial gases put on tighter leash
• Backbenchers and business offer hope for future
• Hope of glass jobs shattered
• Industry believes UK off target on landfill
• More restrictive rules on marine dumping come into force
• Telescopes 'worthless' by 2050
• Antarctica losing ice to oceans
• Dutch asbestos ship sparks protests in Poland
• Giant wind farm plan thrown out
• WRAP defends use of public funds in Heinz can trials
• Car makers shout about green credentials
• Consensus grows on climate change
• Climate 'speed dates' for MPs
• Powergen in big energy price rise
• Europe's chill linked to disease
• Sunshine state goes green on gadgets
• America's answer to nuclear waste: recycle it
• WEEE delays lead to cash payout for councils
• Asbestos removal industry told to protect workers
• UK to pull battery recycling rates up to EU standards
• Britons could stomach green taxes says poll
• Pollution and waste piled together by regulators
• Ofwat consults on sustainable development
• Farmers receive payouts for sustainable stewardship
• Global warming '30 times quicker than it used to be'
• Introduction of new building regulations speeded up to maximise impact on climate change
• Europe ice mission decision due
• EU and US to cooperate in curbing car air conditioning emissions
• Clean diesel could get drivers into low emission zone
• Couple turn waste bags into fashion
• Britain's emissions plan rejected
• Profits up at British Gas owner
• Air-petrol mix 'Buncefield cause'
• State of wildlife sites improving
• Green babies should get council nappy cash
• Earth 'on fast track' to warming
• Blackouts 'threaten UK Olympics'
• Rocks 'could store all Europe's CO2'
• NHS to embrace CSR
• London business learns how to be greener
• Bottled water big business but bad for environment
• British Gas raises prices by 22%
• Legal case against US on climate
• Greenland ice swells ocean rise
• UK's 'sobering' climate forecast
• Eco-farming 'helps world's poor'
• Power prices rise at EDF Energy
• Ministers to unveil waste plans
• Scots hit recycling target
• Millions of trees felled for junk mail
• Oil pipeline threatening Siberia's lake Baikal sparks protests
• Tax and trading play increasing role in protecting environment
• US evangelicals launch green plan
• Climate 'warmest for millennium'
• Climate 'makes oil profit vanish'
• Scottish Power ups energy prices
• Sweden aims for oil-free economy
• UK 'should pursue' carbon capture
• Red buses go green in London
• Challenges facing Britain's oil giant
• Cutting air travel 'unrealistic'
• London recycling figures spark debate
• Chancellor changes tune on environmental reporting
• Summit focuses on chemical usage
• Row over risks of farm chemicals
• Birmingham public quizzed on air quality
• Business can benefit from REACH
• Why UK petrol prices remain high
• Can the US break its oil addiction?
• Whitehall in greenhouse gases row
• Shell reports record UK profits
• Renewable energy close, Bush says
• Firms asked for emissions data
• Smaller firms could trade carbon
• Iran move prompts oil price rise
• Fuel poverty to increase in 2006
• Study warning over nuclear waste
• Weapon waste accounts for surge in UK's nuclear inventory
• Stark warning over climate change
• Scrapping OFR was not death knell for environmental reporting - Defra
• Lax lawmaking leaves RoHS in chaos
• Rain gardens 'cut city pollution'
• Work begins on bio power station
• British businesses leads global eco pack
• Will Kyoto die at Canadian hands?
• UK 'refuseniks' tackle Big Waste
• Sea level rise 'is accelerating'
• Burning contaminated waste cost haulier a £16,000
• Sea energy 'could help power UK'
• Website to recycle unwanted items
• 'No do-nothing option' over energy
• Anger over 24-hour street lights
• Huge recycling gap between best and worst boroughs in UK
• Majority prefer renewables and efficiency over nuclear future
• UK waste industry could learn from European neighbours
• BIG Recycle returns
• Wastewater through the recycling glass
• Evidence accumulates for cadmium cancer link
• Dublin faces fallout from nuclear row
• EU attempts to green our cities
• TV's 'sleep' button stands accused
• Nuclear reactors under spotlight
• New supply 'to ease UK gas bills'
• Shell accused of hypocrisy over wildlife comp sponsorship
• Work stress 'heart disease link'
• Hybrids get bigger break in the States
• Experiment probes climate riddle
• Waste incineration 'set to rise'
• Britons 'accepting nuclear power'
• Sensors watch Barrier Reef coral
• Asia Pacific partnership focus on voluntary targets slated
• States drag feet on EU buildings energy law
• Second phase emissions guidance launched
• UK's first bio-ethanol plant to be built in Somerset
• Irish recycling success fuels call for incinerators
• Big names benefit as WRAP funds future
• Arsenic threat to soil and groundwater from fences and decking
• Activists balk at EPA plans to streamline pollution reporting
• Shell's Nigeria output cut by 20%
• British filmmaker killed in Kenya
• Light pollution soon to be criminal
• Government slammed for failure to control British business overseas
• Australia, US push cleaner energy
• Plants revealed as methane source
• Climate culprit for frog deaths
• Booming nations 'threaten Earth'
• Business deal or bright idea?
• Taxi travel pollution 'highest'
• Private firms 'can help climate'
• First meeting for 'Kyoto rival'
• New landfill device 'nose' no limits
• Oil prices rally by more than $1
• More pollution gloom for China
• Hybrid drivers cash in on premium insurance rates
• Pro Enviro launches Energy Challenge
• Population size 'green priority'
• Past gives clue to climate impact
• Warm weather 'to boost food bugs'
• China - UK coal fired carbon capture deal announced
• $10m fine for 'magic pipe' pollution ship
• MPs fairly happy with Defra's performance
• EA to dish out eco-ASBOs
• Kennedy attacks Tory green claims
• Waste dumped outside sports club
• Environmental prize for UN chief
• Trade can 'export' CO2 emissions
• Farms in £25m water clean-up plan
• City's recycling services expand
• Whitehall 'missing' green targets
• Next generation could rely on micro-generation
• 'Tis the season to be...wasteful?
• UK housing must break regenerate-decay cycle
• REACH stumbles over latest hurdle
• Buncefield blast: environmental impact likely to be limited
• Free trade wrecks environment and communities - report
• Gordon Brown could face legal challenge over scrapping of OFR
• Centrica warns gas bills to rise
• 2005 warmest ever year in north
• EU backs landmark chemicals law
• Canada harnesses power of tides
• Ancient clues to ocean currents
• Pollution tracked after oil blast
• Europe looks to include aviation in emissions trading
• Sustainable Communities plan builds across Europe
• Pollution prompts public holiday
• London leaders lauded
• Last-minute climate deals reached
• Arctic orcas highly contaminated
• Climate talks making 'progress'
• Inuit sue US over climate policy
• Greenland glacier races to ocean
• Cameron to focus on environment
• Europe's pollution hotspots shown
• US senators push Bush on climate
• Doubt cast over UK climate target
• Red bus revamp for green living
• Canada turns climate focus on US
• UN climate talks enter key phase
• Delay expected in ozone recovery
• Adult skills drive 'inadequate'
• Power line 'key for green energy'
• Slow extraction for icy 'tooth'
• Scientist hopes for CO2 storage
• UK, Norway carbon burial agreement signed
• Cut Christmas waste with online cards
• WWF in despair after sustainability dropped from Govt community plans
• 'Pollution = WMD' - Lord May
• Recyclers' rubbish dumped abroad
• Jargon obscures Montreal message
• Urban view 'rules green debate'
• Defra cuts red tape by reducing regulation
• BP to set up multi-billion renewable energy offshoot
• Brown condemned as 'cavalier' for dropping OFR bombshell
• Firm fined £5,000 for computer fly-tipping
• 'Climate threat badly understood'
• Ocean changes to cool Europe
• US rejects Blair's climate hopes
• Climate change 'will dry Africa'
• Science faces 'dangerous times'
• Pollutants link to diabetes risk
• Business cheers for Blair energy review
• Nuclear protest hits Blair speech
• EU missing greenhouse gas targets
• Blair to unveil 'nuclear option'
• How coal is cleaning up its act
• Spend more on transport, says CBI
• Technology to tackle climate change but how best to invest in innovation?
• Plans to drive down packaging waste gather pace
• Montreal climate summit to begin
• No choice over nuclear - Beckett
• CO2 'highest for 650,000 years'
• Toxic leak reaches Chinese city
• EA tells entrepreneurs environment good for enterprise
• UK's appetite for natural resources on the increase
• Government forces EU CO2 rethink
• Lights 'won't go out' this winter
• Energy boom alarms Russian Greens
• MEPs 'scaremongered to vote no'
• Study tracks health effects of mobile phones on the young
• PwC warns of WEEE complexity
• Gas price surge shows no slowdown
• Blair says nuclear choice needed
• Scotland on track to meet modest recycling targets
• Oil prices rise on colder weather
• Unhappy workers 'at illness risk'
• Probe into pollution's suicide link
• Landfill could provide new seam for mining industry
• CBI urges ruling on nuclear power
• Climate target a 'bit optimistic'
• £5,000 fines for householders who give waste to cowboy contractors
• Korea plans to halve sewage discharged to sea
• Climate needs 'decisive action'
• New page in history of magazine recycling
• Pester power pushes parents to recycle
• Storing power could blow away intermittent inefficiency allegations
• Bad news for oily business is good news for waste sector
• MEPs urge new global climate deal by 2008
• Euro-MPs back major chemicals law
• Heavy industry takes step towards sustainability
• Bottled water is unsustainable and adds to waste and pollution
• Nigeria orders end to gas flaring
• Sir David tackles climate change
• Greens fear chemical law dilution
• Dams destroy environment, group warns
• UK 'has high-quality wind supply'
• UK sites in acid rain 'recovery'
• Deforestation slowing - UN
• Asbestos compensation bid starts
• UN warns on Iraq environment fate
• Blair 'failing' over environment
• Water builds the heat in Europe
• Stripped down company law seen as threat to environment
• Birds hit by climate, diet shift
• Britain facing large energy gap
• Coasts and sea life 'threatened'
• CBI's energy fears for businesses
• Pro Enviro launches EnviroManufacturing
• Kyoto to 'reduce Europe's growth'
• Parliament 'not green enough'
• Greenhouse gases 'to rise by 52%'
• Petrol pump fumes to be targeted
• Electricity 'no link to illness'
• Two million face 'work bullying'
• Climate response risks to nature
• Charles asks US to lead on planet
• Funds to promote renewable energy
• Blair makes climate summit call
• Talks opened on climate change
• Africa being turned into digital dump for West's toxic waste
• Waste strategy will abandon recycling and promote incineration says EEB
• Grants available for biomass heating boilers
• EU launches new drive to cut greenhouse gases
• PM pessimistic on climate treaty
• Climate study shows Europe risks
• Prince's plea over climate change
• Biomass energy report criticised
• The Arctic's new gold rush
• Boost for innovators as Government sets sights on green procurement
• Errant Italy feels EC wrath over eco-law abuse
• Toolkit will transform councils into eco-champions
• Cows make fuel for biogas train
• London's 'One Planet Olympics' vision
• Amazon 'stealth' logging revealed
• Water runs 150-miles-a-gallon car
• Antarctic species feel the warmth
• Making polluter pay is cheaper than treatment for wastewater
• Evidence mounts for PCB sperm damage
• New MCERTS to cover dioxin emissions
• The Houses of Parliament have been slammed for failing to reduce their environmental impact.
• Corporate coterie to combat climate change
• India's poor tackle toxic e-waste
• DTI 'damaging' green power sector
• Plan for freeze-dry body disposal
• Logging: No impact on big floods
• Millions 'will flee degradation'
• Europe ice mission failure probed
• Animals 'hit by global warming'
• Fuel cells 'need political push'
• Climate change summit postponed
• 1918 killer flu 'came from birds'
• UK to decide on Sakhalin funding
• Climate change strategy meeting
• UK scientists await ice mission
• Cities swap expertise on climate
• Climate to increase British flies
• Blair makes renewables lobby nervous
• All organisations urged to adopt an EMS
• Nuclear sites could be privatised
• Arctic ice 'disappearing quickly'
• EU plans airline CO2 reductions
• UK 'needs yearly climate updates'
• Climate change registers on US corporate radar
• Slow progress on environment from SMEs
• Microgrids as peer-to-peer energy
• Cow dung for the climate
• Heatwave makes plants warm planet
• Pesticide protection 'inadequate'
• Eco-friendly station on the air
• Aviation 'huge threat to CO2 aim'
• Judge declares global warming too political for US courts
• Opec to discuss extra oil output
• Lobbyists take REACH to the line
• Green energy costs 'extra £1bn'
• 'Warming link' to big hurricanes
• Oil giants set sights on Sakhalin
• Workers 'need mental health help'
• Climate food crisis 'to deepen'
• Major overhaul for pollution regulations
• Three jailed over landfill tax fraud
• Ancient humans 'altered' climate
• Warmer soils add to climate worry
• Tall grasses set to power Europe
• Climate food crisis 'to deepen'
• UK, China in cleaner power plan
• Smoke ban proposal 'half-hearted'
• Asian peat fires add to warming
• Christians draw swords on climate
• Major ozone loss over Antarctic
• US states plan to cut emissions
• Where there's muck there's brass
• Putin speaks up for far east pipeline
• Deforestation of Amazon 'halved'
• Is extreme weather down to climate change?
• Pro Enviro is hiring...
• SMEs' chance to net cash for bright ideas
• Climate change marks dawn of man
• UK birds 'hit by climate change'
• Tyre burning licence challenged
• Environmental Reporting: The need for open transparency in environmental reporting
• Compensation over asbestos death
• City traders facing up to climate change
• America: huge increase in greenhouse gas
• Shell puts controversial Corrib pipeline on hold
• Sustainable forestry keeps on growing
• Data slip may have hidden warming
• City is going for gold in green awards
• DTI postpones waste directive after registration delays
• Melting Siberia threat to climate
• Noise maps expand across England
• Nuclear clean-up cost up to £56bn
• Oil prices return to record highs
• Europe getting hotter, WWF warns
• Research questions role of forests
• Bush hails 'landmark' energy law
• Store rapped over danger to workers
• Cosmic rays 'harm pilots' sight'
• UK petrol prices hit new record
• Cleaner air bid in move on snarl-ups
• Alaskan people tell of climate change
• CO2 emissions to rise
• Shuttle crew see damage on Earth
• Hurricanes thriving on global warming
• Football club 'powered by wind'
• Rolling back Iceland's big desert
• Market jitters drive oil over $62
• UK workers 'are morning people'
• Fears over environment protection in WTO trade talks
• New group calls for lobbying transparency in EU
• Use ASBOs to deter environmental crime Agency urges
• Vegas - set to run dry by 2055?
• EU pushes binding climate deal
• Town hall wind turbines planned
• US joins Asians in climate deal
• New climate plan 'to rival Kyoto'
• Royals to go 'green' at Windsor
• Zero emissions office scoops major enviro-award
• Ireland defiant over its environmental record after brush with EU
• Green goals are big business
• Host of EU states face court for environmental lapses as France nets massive fine
• Politics plays climate 'hockey'
• Birds carry pollution to Arctic
• Climate changes on carbon trading
• Eco-designs on future cities
• Water firms missing leak targets
• EU cracks whip over environment
• Getting on top of Everest's rubbish
• Energy efficiency can only be achieved if we enforce the law
• Sir Edmund urges climate care
• G8 calls for new climate dialogue
• Urgency 'vital' in climate talks
• G8 prepares climate change statement
• US and UK set out climate agenda
• Eco-car taken for testing drive
• Fuel duty increase delayed again
• US evangelicals boost green lobby
• Europe bans chemical use in toys
• Stalagmite fuels climate debate
• Wind turbines on city tower block
• Ancient mountain glacier in danger
• First hydrogen plane tested in US
• Bush rejects Kyoto-style G8 deal
• Blair backs MPs' climate campaign
• 'Clean energy' power station move
• Oil prices 'drive US action on climate'
• African sands 'set for upheaval'
• Felling plan to save native trees
• Council backs huge wind farm plan
• Cost of nuclear 'underestimated'
• City firms call for better skills
• West Midlands gets boost from overseas jobs
• Air travel bill targets pollution
• Air travel bill targets pollution
• Oil prices stuck above $60 mark
• France gets nuclear fusion plant
• Fusion centre decision 'imminent'
• Oil prices surge to record level
• Free CoDesign for the Environment Workshop
• Self-sufficiency - at what price?
• Climate change 'worries children'
• Ministerial backing for Corporate Social Responsibility
• Scotland could bag new eco-tax
• Waste mountain 'must be tackled'
• Tyre burning trials could restart
• Green issues 'not top priority'
• EU fails to cut greenhouse gases
• Nigeria worry fuels new oil spike
• Climate 'key to African future'
• University's Automotive Problem Solving Roadshow
• Targets to cut aviation pollution
• Beckett pledges 'green' G8 summit
• G8 climate plans 'watered down'
• Opec agrees higher output levels
• Backing for deep carbon storage
• Climate change threat to gardens
• US climate talks 'disappointing'
• Nuclear waste sites list revealed
• Friends of the Earth outlines its vision for 2020
• Businesses debate whether to shape the future or adapt to coming changes
• Oil prices rise on hurricane fear
• Power stations 'no cancer risk'
• Bush aide 'edited climate papers'
• Environment 'needs more effort'
• Wind farms pose low risk to birds
• Plan for massive Thames wind farm
• Fly-tipping crackdown is launched
• World scientists urge CO2 action
• Doubts over rural watchdog plans
• Changing planet revealed in atlas
• Toxins may pass down generations
• Pylons 'may be a leukaemia risk'
• Experts fear for Europe's plants
• Climate key to mega-beast demise
• ET launched by Environment Agency boss