UN chief calls for Durban agreement on emissions and climate fund
(Wed 09/11)
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has stressed that the upcoming conference on climate change in Durban, South Africa, should produce agreement on limiting emissions of greenhouse gases and launch the green climate fund f
Coca-Cola reveals plans to support world's most sustainable Olympic Games
(Wed 09/11)
Coca-Cola has unveiled ambitious plans to recycle all colourless Coke and non-Coke branded PET plastic disposed of at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games as part of its strategy to achieve the company's most su
Even the Girl Guides now fall victim to Government's Feed-in Tariff cuts
(Mon 07/11)
After two, hard years of fund-raising efforts and tackling red-tape, a Girl Guides' camp-site has had to abandon plans to install solar panels following last week's announcement of an early cut to the Feed-in Tariff.
MPs call for evidence of Ministers' handling of Feed-in Tariff cuts
(Thu 03/11)
Two select committees have today called for evidence after launching an inquiry into the solar PV Feed-in Tariff and the management of the ongoing consultation to cut the cash subsidy in December.
'Save Our Solar' campaign extended for length of Feed-in Tariff consultation
(Mon 31/10)
After receiving over 4,000 messages in just two days, ClickGreen is to extend its 48-hour 'Save Our Solar' (SOS) campaign to now last the duration of the Government's consultation period of solar PV and Feed-in Tariff
Feed-in Tariff 'SOS' campaign update: 3,000 join call for Govt rethink
(Sun 30/10)
After just 36 hours, ClickGreen's weekend-long 'Save Our Solar' (SOS) campaign has now received more than 3,000 messages calling on the Government to push back its proposed December 8 deadline for a 50% cut in solar P
'SOS' Feed-in Tariff campaign receives 1,000 messages in 12 hours
(Sat 29/10)
After just 12 hours, the ClickGreen weekend-long 'Save-Our-Solar' campaign has now received its 1,000th message calling on the Government to push back its leaked proposals of a December 8 deadline for a 50% cut in sola
'Save-Our-Solar' campaign to support UK FiTs reaches 500 messages in 2 hours
(Sat 29/10)
ClickGreen has now received 500 messages in the first two hours of its “Save-Our-Solar” campaign from consumers and suppliers all opposed to the reported Government plans to bring forward Feed-in Tariff cuts.
London launches awards to promote fairer environmental management
(Wed 26/10)
The City of London has launched its Sustainable City Awards - its nationwide search to uncover the UK’s most inspirational champions of responsible business practice.
Queen's Diamond Jubilee may scupper next year's Rio+20 summit
(Wed 26/10)
More than 50 world leaders may stay away from next year's Rio+20 Summit in Brazil in order to be in London to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
UK's joint public-private sector Green Construction Board meets
(Mon 24/10)
Grasping the opportunities for growth presented by a sustainable construction and property sector will be the main priority for the new Green Construction Board, which held its first meeting today.
European regions sign up to pact on climate change action
(Fri 21/10)
European regions today signed up to the “Lyon Declaration of Regions for Climate Action”, which calls upon the international community to act on climate change and commits sub-national governments to take ambitious a
Europe's first road bridge opens built entirely from recycled plastic bottles
(Fri 21/10)
A squad of sappers from the Royal Engineers has helped build the first road bridge in Europe to be made entirely from recycled plastic bottles.
Roadshows announced for farmers hit by Proven Energy collapse
(Thu 20/10)
A series of roadshows has been announced for farmers keen to learn more about safe renewable energy options in the wake of the collapse of Proven Energy.
Go green and support London's eco volunteers this weekend
(Thu 20/10)
Volunteers from across London will be getting stuck into environmental projects this Saturday to showcase the work of environmental charity BTCV.
