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UN ecology chiefs calls on World Summit to put environment front and centre
Declaring that the "the environment is not a luxury, not a Gucci accessory bag or a fancy silk tie affordable only when all other issues have been resolved," the head of the United Nations ecological agency today called ...
UAE and Germany sign environment MoU
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Germany have signed a Memo of Understanding (MoU) on cooperation in environmental fields.
Radisson SAS supports worldwide environment initiative
Radisson SAS Hotels & Resorts, part of the fast-growing, Brussels-based Rezidor SAS Hospitality, is reaffirming its commitment to responsible business (RB) practices with its participation in the annual Hotel Environ...
Measures to harness marine energy
Renewable wave and tidal energy could provide up to 10 per cent of Scotland's electricity production and create around 7,000 new jobs under measures announced today.
Action to get lorries off Central Scotland's roads
Nearly �1.65 million for new facilities to move freight by rail, which will cut 655,000 lorry miles from Scotland's roads each year, has been announced today.
Hyundai And The Environment
Two years after construction began, Hyundai Kia Automotive Group has opened its new $58 million Environmental Technology R&D Center.
Linking global warming to super storms
The ghosts of Galveston returned to haunt hurricane researchers this week, on the 105th anniversary of the Texan city's destruction by the only "super storm" to have rivalled Katrina's drowning of New Orleans.
Greenpeace Backs Brown
The environmental campaign group Greenpeace today backed Gordon Brown after the Chancellor refused to lower duty on fuel. Mr Brown has come under pressure in recent days as petrol protesters prepare for tomorrow's protes...
Livingstone promises green Olympics
The Guardian reports, The London mayor, Ken Livingstone, today promised that the 2012 London Olympics will be the most environmentally friendly games ever staged.
Friends of the Earth report on Environmental Justice Impact Assessment
Friends of the Earth commissioned research last year to examine the effectiveness of UK government policy assessment methods. The report was researched and written by Gordon Walker and Helen Fay of the Institute for Envi...