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Green Roofs Across The US
As temperatures soared and New York City broke records for electricity use at the end of July, landscapers were installing a "green" roof at Silvercup Studios in Long Island City, Queens, where the television series "The...
German Environment Minister asks RWE to justify high energy prices
Germany's environmental minister Juergen Trittin said RWE AG may be using rising prices in CO2 emissions certificate trading as a pretence to hike electricity prices, Financial Times Deutschland said, citing a letter Tri...
El Ni�o Forecasts Help Farmers
African farmers who use weather forecasts based on El Ni�o data are likely to see an increase in crop yields, according to a new study.
Sceptical US Senator Now Sounds Alarm on Global Warming
Sen. Lindsey Graham has never been known as a friend of the environmental movement. The League of Conservation Voters, for example, gave the Seneca Republican failing grades on its 2003 and 2004 report cards.
Global warming forces Britain's birds to take flight
The Scottish crossbill may be going; the black kite may be coming. Climate change appears to be widely affecting Britain's wild birds, a study shows.
Africa's Big 5 on the Plains of North America
If a group of US researchers have their way, lions, cheetahs, elephants and camels could soon roam parts of North America, Nature magazine reports.
Scottish Exec Publishes Integrated Transport and Land Use
The Executive's updated policy for integrating land use and transport planning was published today.
WWF Say Temperatures Soaring Across Europe's Cities
Forest fires are ravaging Portugal. Spain is hit by droughts, suffering severe water shortages.
The Ministry of Defence's Sustainable Development Report
MoD's first stand-alone Report aims to provide an overview of the Department's work on Sustainable Development issues in the areas of UK-based estate management and development, civilian personnel management and equipmen...
Renewable energy going to waste, Reports The Guardian
A million hectares of countryside could be used for sources of biomass, helping to create a cleaner, greener Britain and avoid 20m tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions a year, says a government report to be published in Oc...