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Offshore Wind Regulations Should be Relaxed – Carbon Trust
Regulations which dictate where offshore wind farms can be built must be relaxed, according to a report from the Carbon Trust.
Europe's leading manufacturers set to meet in Brussels in November to bench–mark environmental strategies
BRUSSELS � September 29, 2008 -- Europe's leading manufacturers are set to meet in Brussels in November to bench-mark their environmental strategies at the Sustainable Manufacturing Summit Europe.
REACH and Recovered Waste Substances
Ahead of the REACH qualifying substances pre-registration deadline on 1st December 2008, Defra has recognised that there are increasing levels of concern within the waste recovery sector about the possible impact of REAC...
EEA : Impact of Europe's Changing Climate
The European Environment Agency, the World Health Organisation Regional Office for Europe and the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission have released a report, presenting clear evidence that many regions and s...
'Cities' Contribution to Global Warming
This paper in the October 2008 issue of the journal 'Environment and Urbanization' suggests that the contribution of cities to global anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions is often overstated.
'A Last Chance for Coal' – Green Alliance Report
In this report, Green Alliance demonstrates the key role of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in tackling the twin challenges of climate change and energy security.
World's largest tidal energy farm set for UK
The world's largest tidal energy farm could be built in British waters, it has been announced.
WRAP announces CO2 savings
WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme) has saved millions of tonnes of CO2 via innovative programmes with partners, the organisation announced today (1 October).
UK 'needs tougher climate target'
The UK government's official climate change advisers have raised the bar on ambitions to cut emissions.
An even wetter future?
Scientists agree that climatic events such as storms and heavy rainfall could become more intense as the climate changes.