Archive: News In Brief
03/09/2012» Ecologist Partners: Triodos Bank
10/03/2011» This week's changes to the Ecologist.org
07/03/2011» Climate change 'will wreak havoc on Britain's coastline by 2050'
04/03/2011» Huhne accused of 'hypocrisy' for promoting offshore oil in Scotland and Arctic
03/03/2011» Tanzania urged to accept World Bank funding of alternative Serengeti highway route
01/03/2011» UK's 'fracking' gas-extraction is not unconventional says industry
01/03/2011» EU ministers to ban wasteful practice of discarding fish at sea
28/02/2011» Brazilian judge blocks plans for construction of Belo Monte dam
25/02/2011» Dow Chemical in the dock as activists confront corporate spies
22/02/2011» Greenpeace hits back at 'notorious forest destroyer' Asia Pulp and Paper
22/02/2011» WWF calls for 'scaling up' of beef production to combat deforestation in Brazil
18/02/2011» Monsanto agrees clean-up of toxic Brofiscin quarry in Wales
17/02/2011» The End of the Line: how a film changed the way we eat fish
16/02/2011» Man-made climate change doubling risk of extreme flooding
16/02/2011» Plans for UK's largest dairy farm scrapped over water pollution fears
14/02/2011» Intense lobbying could enable unapproved GM crops to enter European food chain
14/02/2011» Revealed: how energy firms spy on environmental activists
10/02/2011» World's first Fairtrade gold goes on sale in the UK
10/02/2011» Asian factory farming boom spreading animal diseases like avian influenza
10/02/2011» UK urged to stop funding dirty coal power stations overseas
07/02/2011» Photo story: Bangladesh's climate refugees
07/02/2011» Welsh renewable energy plans 'stymied' by Westminster
04/02/2011» Climate refugee 'crisis' will not result in mass migration - new research
02/02/2011» A fossil-free world by 2050 not an 'unattainable utopia', says WWF
31/01/2011» World's largest ecological experiment to examine impact of oil palm plantations
31/01/2011» An atlas of pollution: The world in carbon dioxide emissions
28/01/2011» DEFRA's forest sell off plans met with caution and hostility
27/01/2011» Growing pressure for moratorium on UK shale gas 'fracking'
26/01/2011» Biofuels: jatropha still linked to 'land grabbing and displacement of farmers'
24/01/2011» UN forest protection plans failing because of land scarcity and demand for food
24/01/2011» Scientists warn of future restrictions on factory-farmed pig and poultry
23/01/2011» Huge majority oppose England forest sell-off plans, poll finds
20/01/2011» UK's first geothermal shopping centre opens in London
20/01/2011» Toxic waste from Burma's largest coal project could displace 12,000
19/01/2011» Energy rationing would give 'common purpose' in cutting carbon emissions
18/01/2011» Russia's ambitions for oil off Sakhalin Island could wipe out whale species
18/01/2011» Last refuge of rare fish threatened by Yangtze dam plans
17/01/2011» UK urged to ban controversial 'fracking' gas-extraction
14/01/2011» GM disease resistant animals 'cover-up' for factory farming
12/01/2011» Worldwatch report attacks criminalising of seed saving and promotes agroecology
11/01/2011» Freshwater lakes and rivers contributing to climate change
11/01/2011» Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall tackles farmed salmon feed controversy
10/01/2011» Climate activist trial collapses over use of undercover police officer
07/01/2011» Supermarkets misleading consumers over 'sustainably sourced' seafood
07/01/2011» Consumers 'greenwashed' over eco-friendly garden centre products
07/01/2011» Germany and France likely to block plans to end GM crop delays
04/01/2011» UK rejects veterinary advice to ban antibiotic drug adverts to farmers
04/01/2011» Forest of Dean protesters fight big woodland sell-off
28/12/2010» Leaked document exposes risks to bees and insects from Bayer pesticide
23/12/2010» China counts £130bn cost of economic growth in ecological damage
23/12/2010» Breeding habits of toads and frogs hit by climate change
22/12/2010» Plans to reopen world’s largest asbestos mine will create ‘new generation’ of victims
21/12/2010» Air pollution linked to 200,000 premature deaths in UK
20/12/2010» Top FTSE companies face investor backlash on biodiversity
17/12/2010» California overcomes oil opposition to approve the first US carbon-trading scheme
15/12/2010» US plans to sue BP will 'not prevent future ecocide'
15/12/2010» UK says it will ignore medical advice on pesticide-spraying
15/12/2010» Rabbits named Britain's most costly invasive species
14/12/2010» Climate activists face jail over Ratcliffe coal plot
14/12/2010» UK announces £5,000 subsidy for electric car buyers from 2011
12/12/2010» Cancun climate summit fails to agree successor to Kyoto Protocol
10/12/2010» Torbay in groundbreaking move to start valuing its trees
08/12/2010» Taxpayers could bankroll nuclear clear-up under new Government plans
08/12/2010» Mountain gorilla numbers in central Africa on the rise
08/12/2010» Toxic bisphenol-A found in US shopping receipts and dollar bills
06/12/2010» US calls for an end to the EU block on GM and nanotechnology
06/12/2010» Anger at opening of Shell-sponsored climate change exhibition
03/12/2010» Logging company accused of ‘misleading public’ with carbon conservation project
02/12/2010» Cities must ‘radically change’ transport systems to cope with population explosion
01/12/2010» Dupont follows Monsanto in new move to consolidate South African seed market
01/12/2010» UK economic recovery 'poses threat to environment'
30/11/2010» Europe's scramble for gas sees controversial hydraulic fracturing cross the Atlantic
30/11/2010» Bluefin tuna condemned to extinction by 'laughable' ICCAT summit claim activists
26/11/2010» Warning over contaminated whale meat as Faroe Islands' killing continues
25/11/2010» Industry and activists clash over environmental footprint of nanotechnology
24/11/2010» Oil companies Perenco, Repsol-YPF and ConocoPhillips under fire over Peruvian tribes
23/11/2010» Written charter for land use vital for 'Big Society' management of natural resources
23/11/2010» Lidl supermarket tuna 'contains fish species not on the label'
17/11/2010» Question marks over EU plans for a 'greener' farm subsidy scheme
17/11/2010» High Court battle over London City Airport expansion
17/11/2010» Nocton 'super-dairy' plans are just the start, say farmers
17/11/2010» British Beekeepers' Association to stop endorsing bee-killing pesticides
16/11/2010» Controversial pesticides linked to 'total ecological collapse' of insects and birds
15/11/2010» Clydesdale Bank under fire over finance for Nocton 'super dairy'
15/11/2010» Mark Lynas: I'm not the pariah of the green movement
12/11/2010» Carbon capture and storage could contaminate drinking water
11/11/2010» Congo massacre case prompts call for crackdown on Canadian mining giants
11/11/2010» Green energy bill will let consumers gamble on future savings
10/11/2010» Pesticide companies told to fund clean up of waterways
09/11/2010» End $300 billion subsidies for fossil fuels, says energy watchdog
08/11/2010» Europe's push on biofuels 'no better than fossil fuels'
04/11/2010» 'Thousands threatened' by giant iron mine in Burma
04/11/2010» What the environmental movement got right: activists respond to Channel 4 film
02/11/2010» UK and USA retailers join boycott against Alaska's 'dirty gold'
01/11/2010» British mining company in controversial uranium project near Grand Canyon
01/11/2010» UN biodiversity targets now need to be implemented say campaigners
29/10/2010» EU seal fur ban 'sends message' to those profiting from trade
29/10/2010» Rejected nuclear waste site in Cumbria back on list of potential locations
28/10/2010» Biodiversity loss seen as greater financial risk than terrorism, says UN
27/10/2010» Campaigners issue warning on refrigerant emissions
26/10/2010» EU food safety chief forced to quit GM lobby role
25/10/2010» 'Stop robbing land from the poorest' urges UN food expert
22/10/2010» Ban pesticide-use in public parks and school grounds - campaigners
21/10/2010» Defra rejects claims UK legal system is blocking environmental justice
21/10/2010» Campaigners launch 'last ditch' attempt to save Javan rhino from extinction
21/10/2010» Spending review: 'Greenest government ever' reserves worst cuts for Defra
19/10/2010» Maldives ‘tourism boom’ putting manta rays at risk
18/10/2010» Authors call for a greener, smaller banking sector
18/10/2010» Severn tidal barrage axed as nuclear power plants proposed
15/10/2010» Locals 'unable' to oppose Scottish coal power station
14/10/2010» Independent testing of pesticides in food in doubt after quango cull
13/10/2010» Tesco caught breaching EU rules on harmful chemicals
12/10/2010» 'Unnecessary' weedkillers could undermine efforts to protect bee population
11/10/2010» Poverty forces Roma people to scavenge toxic e-waste
08/10/2010» Sunderbans mangrove-forest livelihoods under threat from corruption and resource exploitation
08/10/2010» Heat pumps no more eco-friendly than gas-fired boilers - new research
07/10/2010» Revealed: how seed market is controlled by Monsanto, Syngenta, Bayer, Dow & DuPont
06/10/2010» Hungary toxic spill 'could be worse' than Baia Mare cyanide disaster
05/10/2010» Study identifies more than 1 million ocean species
04/10/2010» UK can achieve 'zero waste' without incineration
01/10/2010» Scotland's renewable pledge let down by offshore oil drilling
01/10/2010» Dismay over EU decision not to ban baby bottle chemical bisphenol-A
30/09/2010» 'Slavery' uncovered on trawlers fishing for Europe
29/09/2010» Plant life in peril - IUCN and Kew Gardens study
28/09/2010» Coral reefs 'could disappear by 2100'
28/09/2010» Bush-meat demand fuelling secretive trade in Guinea-Bissau's primates
27/09/2010» Fish farmers in Scotland killing estimated 2,000 seals a year
24/09/2010» Shipping growth threatens climate change targets - report
23/09/2010» Arctic oil spill could take 'year or more' to clean up
23/09/2010» E.coli and salmonella resistance 'spreading' due to antibiotics overuse
22/09/2010» Nigeria gold rush sees 200 children killed in outbreak of lead poisoning
21/09/2010» US delays approval for fast-growing GM salmon
20/09/2010» 'Super-dairy' may only meet 'minimum' welfare standards
17/09/2010» UK public unaware they could be contributing to illegal logging - WWF
16/09/2010» EU nuclear waste disposal plans 'not safe' claim scientists
16/09/2010» Renewables offer cash boost for local communities - think tank
16/09/2010» World Bank invests record sums in coal
15/09/2010» Farmers could be allowed to kill badgers from 2011
14/09/2010» World bank hints Africa is ‘quick win’ for land grabbing investors
12/09/2010» Public deprived of data on cancer links to toxins - film maker
10/09/2010» 'Privileged' opposition holding back wind farm development
09/09/2010» Gulf oil disaster not unique to BP and will 'happen again'
08/09/2010» Shell funding of forest protection scheme could result in 'largest land grab of all time'
06/09/2010» Bees stung by 'climate change-linked' early pollination
06/09/2010» Cargill sticks with rainforest-destroying palm oil supplier
02/09/2010» Low-cost e-waste recycling in China releasing catalogue of pollutants
02/09/2010» Tibetan nomads struggle as grasslands disappear from the roof of the world
01/09/2010» Canada tar sands industry ignoring toxic river pollution
31/08/2010» Resettlement fears over China's South-North water transfer project
27/08/2010» Geoengineering won't stop sea-level rises, study predicts
26/08/2010» Activists win historic ruling on 'people's law on the environment'
25/08/2010» Rapid growth in Amazon dams brought home by online map
24/08/2010» Norway accused of 'hypocrisy' over ethical investment
20/08/2010» Non-stick pans can affect our hormones, new research suggests
20/08/2010» Tar sands campaign targets holidaymakers and pension funds
18/08/2010» Human response to climate change is making matters worse
17/08/2010» Vedanta ‘in total contempt of the law’ says Indian government
16/08/2010» Drilling to begin for Cornwall geothermal power plant in 2011
13/08/2010» Tanzania’s Serengeti Highway plan could destroy major carbon sink
12/08/2010» 'Cheap' solar geoengineering plans may have unintended consequences
11/08/2010» Palm oil giant Sinar Mas admits breaking law by clearing peatland
10/08/2010» Biotech industry plays down discovery of GM crops surviving in the wild
09/08/2010» Global rise in hydroelectric dams threatens tribal peoples
06/08/2010» Rising demand for bycatch will lead to ‘ecological catastrophe’, scientists warn
05/08/2010» Ecuador offers to leave rainforest oil in the ground for $3.6 billion
04/08/2010» ‘Growing body of evidence’ links pesticides to bee decline
04/08/2010» Cloned animals a 'threat to genetic diversity'
03/08/2010» Farmers will have to wait until 2012 for supermarket watchdog
30/07/2010» US climate sceptics fail to stop carbon emissions being labelled danger to health
29/07/2010» Palm oil giant accused of rainforest destruction caught ‘red-handed’
29/07/2010» Marine food chain hit by ocean global warming
28/07/2010» UK businesses call for compulsory carbon reporting
27/07/2010» UK likely to miss legal 2020 renewable energy target
26/07/2010» RBS should become the UK's Green Investment Bank, say NGOs
23/07/2010» US Senate drops bill to cap carbon emissions
22/07/2010» Jonathon Porritt slams Government decision to scrap crucial watchdog
22/07/2010» Climate change should be billed as a 'health' not 'environmental' disaster
20/07/2010» UK could cut Amazon soya imports with home-grown peas and beans
19/07/2010» Aid should focus on climate resilience and less intensive farming models
19/07/2010» Goldman Sachs makes $1 billion profit on food price speculation
16/07/2010» Zimbabwe given 'one last chance' on diamond mining exports
15/07/2010» Campaigners dispute reports of a decline in illegal logging
14/07/2010» 'Uneven' sea level rises threaten Indian Ocean coastal regions
13/07/2010» EU's 'dangerous' move to nationalise GM decision-making
09/07/2010» Electric cars and wind turbines face metal supply shortages
08/07/2010» EU's ban on billion-pound illegally logged timber trade only the 'first step'
07/07/2010» EU votes against compulsory GM food labelling
06/07/2010» Commonly prescribed drugs linked to shrimp population decline
05/07/2010» Jatropha better suited to local communities, not biofuel markets
02/07/2010» Road pricing is becoming inevitable, says RAC
01/07/2010» Trees a 'low-cost' solution to air pollution and biodiversity loss in cities
01/07/2010» GRAPHIC: Find out the carbon footprint of...
30/06/2010» UK to get three new nuclear power plants by 2022
28/06/2010» Report lists top ten countries at risk of water shortages
28/06/2010» Agroecological farming methods being ignored, says UN expert
24/06/2010» Barclays Bank, British Gas and RBS implicated in ‘scandalous’ carbon trading scheme
23/06/2010» Ban 'toxic' trans fats and junk food adverts says NHS watchdog
22/06/2010» UK budget avoids decision on new aviation tax
22/06/2010» Why are bees in decline? New research to provide the answers
21/06/2010» Amazon rainforest claims not bogus admits The Sunday Times
18/06/2010» Electric cars can 'fit with current driving patterns'
16/06/2010» Industry lobbying sees EU reject 'traffic light' food labelling
16/06/2010» Pay hill farmers to protect water supply and carbon sinks, report urges
15/06/2010» Workplace cancer costing 8,000 lives a year
15/06/2010» UN biodiversity panel 'a dream of many scientists'
14/06/2010» Scottish climate activists in the dock hope to set legal precedent
11/06/2010» Police to pay compensation to Kingsnorth climate camp protesters
09/06/2010» Nuclear power debate still divides UK public opinion
09/06/2010» Government ignoring rail in favour of domestic flights
09/06/2010» UK population growth needs to be reversed
08/06/2010» Councils to reward recycling rather than tax waste
07/06/2010» Fatal Bhopal pesticide plant disaster sees first convictions
04/06/2010» Lack of drinking fountains in parks makes kids buy fizzy drinks
02/06/2010» BP criminal action will not safeguard against oil spills, say campaigners
28/05/2010» Urban green spaces a ‘lifeline’ for migrating birds
27/05/2010» US airlines mount legal challenge to EU emission cuts
27/05/2010» Protecting rainforests shown to reduce poverty
27/05/2010» FSA accused of running PR exercise for GM industry
26/05/2010» Scientists use shellfish to assess toxic impact of BP gulf oil spill
24/05/2010» Small-scale beekeepers threatened by colony losses
21/05/2010» Tesco, Boots and Subway accused of selling unethical tuna
21/05/2010» Industry threats to relocate over carbon targets exposed as 'misleading'
20/05/2010» Pesticide residue exposure linked to ADHD in children
19/05/2010» Activists hail 'historic' Canadian forest agreement
17/05/2010» Uncertainity over mobile phone and brain cancer links
17/05/2010» US Cancer Institute issues stark warning on environmental cancer risk
14/05/2010» Finance, not politics, the main obstacle to nuclear, say campaigners
14/05/2010» Solar to provide quarter of electricity by 2050
12/05/2010» UK coalition Government announces environmental policies
12/05/2010» Scientists: emissions-based climate deal 'not possible'
11/05/2010» Bill Gates' cloud-whitening trials 'a dangerous experiment'
10/05/2010» 'Perverse subsidies' to blame for wildlife loss, says UN
07/05/2010» Green Party victory start of 'historic new political force'
06/05/2010» Conservation and food production should be kept separate says study
05/05/2010» EU votes for labels on nano, cloned and GM food
04/05/2010» Heavy bee colony losses in US could lead to price rise
28/04/2010» Excessive water abstraction threatens UK rivers
27/04/2010» Water shortages biggest barrier to increasing food production
27/04/2010» Australia ditches carbon trading plans
26/04/2010» Short-haul flights within Europe up by 48 per cent
23/04/2010» Coca-Cola 'misleading' investors over water use in India
22/04/2010» Wind industry disputes 'quick' UK planning process claim
21/04/2010» Dairy sector accounts for 4 per cent of global emissions
20/04/2010» UN claims 'food production needs to double' exposed as myth
20/04/2010» 'Toxic stew' of chemicals causing male fish to carry eggs
19/04/2010» VIDEO: why tar sands activists took on BP
16/04/2010» Heathrow aiport expansion will result in £5 billion loss
16/04/2010» Alaskan fishermen to fight mining giant at its own AGM
16/04/2010» Spanish nighttime solar energy fraud ‘unlikely in UK’
14/04/2010» Total UK shareholders 'must feel some pain' over Buncefield disaster
13/04/2010» Water companies, not farmers, to blame for river pollution
13/04/2010» Super-sized dairy farm plans put on hold
12/04/2010» Consumers lose interest in organic food
09/04/2010» Vital mangrove forests hit by coastal developments
09/04/2010» Red List of endangered species needs to be tripled, say ecologists
07/04/2010» Vote for your MP only if they act on climate change
06/04/2010» Farm pesticides linked to skin cancer
06/04/2010» Britain needs one million farmers, say campaigners
31/03/2010» EU subsidies linked to overfishing
30/03/2010» Charlie Chaplin eco spoof wins Ecologist film award
30/03/2010» US oil giant pumps $48m into climate sceptic groups
30/03/2010» Climate scientists accused of being uncooperative
26/03/2010» Heathrow protesters win third runway court victory
26/03/2010» No stopping controversial dam in Ethiopia
25/03/2010» Big fish farms not necessarily most polluting
24/03/2010» Ships told to go slow to cut carbon emissions
24/03/2010» Snapshot: what the budget does for the green economy
23/03/2010» Human waste could be fertiliser and power source
19/03/2010» Air pollution death toll could hit 50,000 a year, say MPs
19/03/2010» Nestlé under fire for destroying orang-utan habitat
18/03/2010» Regulate geoengineering before it's too late, say MPs
16/03/2010» Recycling best for everything except garden waste
16/03/2010» Tar sands money could pay for desert solar or electric cars
15/03/2010» Activists threaten direct action against Scotland's 'Kingsnorth'
15/03/2010» Australia getting warmer springs and uneven rainfall
11/03/2010» 'Alarming decline' in England's biodiversity
10/03/2010» Europe should forget about emissions cuts, say policy experts
09/03/2010» Councils' 'just throw it out' advice on toxic lightbulbs
09/03/2010» EU exporting 'one-third' of CO2 emissions to poorer countries
05/03/2010» Ancient tradition of water purification could save lives
04/03/2010» 'Fat tax' needed to tackle obesity
03/03/2010» Crop scientists discover fungi alternative to pesticides
02/03/2010» Most UK milk already from industrial-sized dairy farms
01/03/2010» European carbon trading labelled 'model for the world'
25/02/2010» BP and Shell face new shareholder revolt over tar sands
24/02/2010» UK sending ships to deadly scrapyards in Bangladesh
23/02/2010» Brazilian GM crop surge reported
22/02/2010» UN warns India and China over growing problem of e-waste
19/02/2010» Vets turn to African herbs as animal drugs stop working
19/02/2010» Gas pipeline through contaminated Baltic given go-ahead
18/02/2010» UK warned toxic ship would be scrapped on Indian beach
17/02/2010» Mobile phone metals fuelling Congo war
16/02/2010» Bigger engines, two-car households and school runs on rise
15/02/2010» Shell should clean up 'oil exploited' Niger Delta, says report
15/02/2010» Barack Obama gives green light to new wave of nuclear
13/02/2010» China using 'mind blowing' amount of fertiliser
10/02/2010» Boots, KFC, McDonalds ignore rainforest destruction survey
10/02/2010» Jordans cereals switches to 'sustainable' palm oil
09/02/2010» India bans planting of first GM food crop
09/02/2010» Government regulator redefines 'green electricity'
08/02/2010» Palm oil plantations could be classified as forests
08/02/2010» MPs propose carbon tax to boost green investment
05/02/2010» Church sells stake in controversial mining company, Vedanta
05/02/2010» UK joins calls for ban on Atlantic bluefin tuna trade
04/02/2010» New wind power tops all other sources in 2009
03/02/2010» RBS labelled ‘dirtiest bank in Britain’
02/02/2010» UK overseas aid ignoring small scale agriculture
02/02/2010» Brazil to build world's third largest dam in Amazon
01/02/2010» UK to pay public for generating green energy - but will it be enough?
29/01/2010» UK Government nuclear consultation ‘farcical’, say locals
28/01/2010» Kraft takeover will hit Cadbury's ethical rating
27/01/2010» Temporary ban could see EU fish stocks bounce back
26/01/2010» Walls sausages reluctant to come clean on origin of pork
25/01/2010» Greenpeace calls for a ban on Arctic oil drilling
22/01/2010» US used quarter of 2008 grain crop to make biofuel
22/01/2010» Carbon traders quit emissions market amid drop in demand
22/01/2010» Nuclear power may still need taxpayer help says watchdog
21/01/2010» Greenwash award exposes Brazilian company
19/01/2010» 'Primark effect' still clogging up UK landfills
18/01/2010» Legal costs review may not help environmental cases
15/01/2010» Largely self-sufficient Scottish island wins prize
15/01/2010» Shell faces shareholder revolt over Canadian tar sands project
14/01/2010» Architects propose 'radical' coastal flood defenses
14/01/2010» Sustainability watchdog slams Government’s energy plans
14/01/2010» Contractors using dangerous pesticides in UK schools
13/01/2010» Government agrees to supermarket watchdog
12/01/2010» Biodiversity crucial to lives of billions, says UNEP
11/01/2010» UK emissions figures distorted by offsets, say MPs
09/01/2010» Georgina Downs takes pesticide case to European courts
07/01/2010» Loss of forage biggest long-term threat to bees
07/01/2010» iPhone users asked to rat on energy wasters
07/01/2010» Money men ignoring climate change
07/01/2010» Miliband calls on EU to back 30 per cent emissions cut
06/01/2010» Food crisis 'hidden' from public say campaigners
05/01/2010» 'Moralistic' environmentalists turn people off buying green
04/01/2010» Private allotment company gets mixed welcome
04/01/2010» Warmer temperatures spreading malaria in Africa
04/01/2010» Europe unites to build renewable energy 'supergrid'
22/12/2009» Do you want next generation biofuels? Have your say
21/12/2009» Geothermal projects get funding boost
21/12/2009» Marine mammals under threat from ocean noise pollution
21/12/2009» Ed Miliband: China tried to hijack Copenhagen climate deal
19/12/2009» Copenhagen fails to deliver deal on tackling climate change
18/12/2009» Biofuels can be sustainable, say less industrialised nations
16/12/2009» Governments 'eager' to divert climate funding to geoengineering
15/12/2009» Todd Stern: 'the US is doing a lot'
15/12/2009» Monsanto named worst corporate climate lobbyist
14/12/2009» Obama sings its praises, but what is the Amazon Fund?
13/12/2009» VIDEO: The US must commit at least $3.5bn in climate aid
11/12/2009» A 'Dow Jones' index for the world's climate
11/12/2009» Biotech industry fights back over reduced meat calls
10/12/2009» Ocean acidification to devastate commercial fisheries
10/12/2009» GRAPHIC: What business wants in Copenhagen
10/12/2009» Local libraries lending out free energy monitors
10/12/2009» Ocean acidification: the facts
08/12/2009» Spring mushrooms show long term effect of climate change
08/12/2009» Short haul flights not the problem says climate watchdog
07/12/2009» Wind turbines have no impact on house prices
07/12/2009» Copenhagen climate summit in disarray after 'Danish text' leak
07/12/2009» Carbon trading to net £1bn for UK's richest man
07/12/2009» Copenhagen deal taking world to 3.5 degree rise
04/12/2009» Graphic: London's carbon footprint
04/12/2009» New funds for London fruit and vegetable patches
04/12/2009» Land grab in Mali forces local farmers off their land
03/12/2009» Bhopal chemical poisoning continuing 25 years on
02/12/2009» Ecologist old issues appeal: please help
02/12/2009» Sceptics and greens reject Australian carbon trading plan
01/12/2009» RBS: where the public money has gone
30/11/2009» EU could easily make 40 per cent cuts by 2020
30/11/2009» Feed-in tariffs in danger of being watered down
27/11/2009» Throw Canada out of Commonwealth for climate record
27/11/2009» Designs for new UK nuclear reactors are unsafe
25/11/2009» Public wants labelling of all GM food
25/11/2009» Google, McDonalds and Amazon dodge carbon disclosure
25/11/2009» Climate change linked to civil war in Africa
25/11/2009» Pig MRSA widespread in Europe
23/11/2009» 'Green' gas supply for homeowners
23/11/2009» Particles from car brakes harm lungs
20/11/2009» Clamping down on logging in Brazil moves it to Paraguay
17/11/2009» GM crops causing a rise in pesticide use in US
16/11/2009» FSA ‘ignoring’ evidence on baby bottle chemical bisphenol-A
16/11/2009» EU must 'step-in' to save Copenhagen from disaster
13/11/2009» Oil giant Total pleads guilty in Buncefield case
13/11/2009» Biodiversity 'invisible' in current economic model
11/11/2009» Palm oil firms letting four-year-olds sign contracts
11/11/2009» Brazil pledges emission cuts in 'political gesture' to rich nations
10/11/2009» Investment in renewables falls by 20 per cent in 2009
09/11/2009» Government approves ten new sites for nuclear power
09/11/2009» Teach children to ignore junk-food advertising, say experts
09/11/2009» Carbon rationing on the agenda says environment chief
06/11/2009» FSA fails to alert public to banned GM ingredient
06/11/2009» Environment Agency demands tougher fines for polluters
05/11/2009» Campaigners reject Copenhagen deal fears
05/11/2009» Carbon trading is a dangerous obsession, says report
03/11/2009» Don't throw out your old TVs
02/11/2009» UK bans Malaysian palm oil advert
02/11/2009» Carbon markets not working, says Deutsche Bank
02/11/2009» Solar power from Sahara a step closer
30/10/2009» Impact of religions will have 'deeper roots' than Copenhagen
30/10/2009» Activists celebrate week of action against coal
30/10/2009» Three Gorges Dam 'a model for disaster'
28/10/2009» Major retailers ranked on sustainable palm oil
27/10/2009» UK to miss 2010 carbon-reduction goal
26/10/2009» Green taxes would benefit environment and employment
26/10/2009» Carbon capture no solution to tar sands
22/10/2009» Call for publicly-owned green bank in UK
22/10/2009» Biofuels rather than electric cars to meet renewables target
22/10/2009» Map: a world of +4C degree temperature rise
22/10/2009» Improvements to the Ecologist website
21/10/2009» UK to give £50m to forest protection fund
21/10/2009» Nuclear police run covert network
20/10/2009» Ryanair wants public money for new routes
20/10/2009» Call for publicly funded research into GM crops
19/10/2009» Brown: there is no Plan B for the planet
19/10/2009» UK companies failing on carbon reduction targets
16/10/2009» Wales plans to bring in compulsory plastic bag charge
16/10/2009» Church mission to Vedanta site in India
15/10/2009» Eco travel agent ditches carbon offsetting
15/10/2009» Chemical spillage wipes out fish in River Trent
14/10/2009» Forests and oceans more effective than carbon capture technology
13/10/2009» Cyclists and pedestrians: how to avoid traffic pollution
13/10/2009» French want to ban mobile phones in schools
12/10/2009» Vedanta told to 'change behaviour' by UK Government
12/10/2009» UK needs electric cars and nuclear power, says watchdog
09/10/2009» Protest moves from Kingsnorth to Ratcliffe-on-Soar
08/10/2009» National Grid plan for local waste-to-biogas plants
07/10/2009» UK losing £650m a year by binning and burning waste
06/10/2009» World Bank shackling developing world to high-carbon future
06/10/2009» Apple quits Chamber of Commerce over climate denial
05/10/2009» Emissions from tar sands seriously underestimated
02/10/2009» Biomass plant gets go-ahead but will not use waste heat
01/10/2009» Britain exporting CO2 emissions abroad, says scientist
01/10/2009» Democrats unveil climate bill calling for a 20% cut in emissions
30/09/2009» Copenhagen in 60 seconds: key facts and figures
30/09/2009» Greenpeace forces HP to go toxin-free
29/09/2009» London council taken to court over City airport expansion
28/09/2009» 10p to create a solar power sector in UK
28/09/2009» UK likely to miss landfill targets
25/09/2009» Stern: US only obstacle to Copenhagen success
24/09/2009» FSC targeted in New York City protest
24/09/2009» Ponds and hedges come out worst in countryside survey
23/09/2009» EU must act against Cargill says watchdog
23/09/2009» Public needs to be 'educated' into accepting GM
22/09/2009» Activists fight to save 'people's law on the environment'
22/09/2009» Airlines admit carbon reductions to come from offsetting
21/09/2009» Livestock transport proposals dropped
21/09/2009» Liberal Democrats support smaller Severn barrage plan
18/09/2009» Human swine flu virus found in UK pig herd
18/09/2009» FSA attacks French organics study
18/09/2009» Government ignoring true cost of Heathrow
18/09/2009» Scotland unveils world's first carbon budget
16/09/2009» Public bored by climate change, says IPPR
16/09/2009» Activists force tar sand mine to close in Canada
16/09/2009» The power of wee: urine could be green energy
16/09/2009» Mobile phone safe radiation guide published
15/09/2009» New site user? Complete our survey and win a subscription
15/09/2009» GDP should be scrapped, says Sarkozy
14/09/2009» Renewed call for pesticide ban to protect bees
11/09/2009» NHS should promote low-carbon living
10/09/2009» Japanese dolphin hunt resumes
09/09/2009» 'Sustainable' palm oil campaign banned by ASA
09/09/2009» Carbon rationing may be needed by 2012, says IPPR
08/09/2009» First island power grid being used in Wales
08/09/2009» Half of all fish eaten is now farm-reared
08/09/2009» Study exposes chemical cocktail risk
07/09/2009» Extinct bumblebee will return to Britain in 2010
07/09/2009» Japan commits to 25 per cent cut in CO2 emissions
07/09/2009» Nuclear issue splits German election
04/09/2009» First tower made of living trees
04/09/2009» GM lobby just as militant as opposition
03/09/2009» Renewables expert David Mackay appointed to Government
02/09/2009» UK Government 'misleading' public on air pollution
02/09/2009» Public oppose carbon pricing policies
01/09/2009» Green alliance in US calls for stronger Climate Bill
01/09/2009» Geo-engineering: climate solution or dangerous distraction?
01/09/2009» Air pollution reduces rainfall in China
28/08/2009» Laughing gas has growing impact on ozone layer
27/08/2009» World Bank breaks rules in lending to palm oil companies
26/08/2009» Climate Camp protest starts on Blackheath
26/08/2009» Ecologist founder Edward Goldsmith dies at age 80
25/08/2009» Under the hood of the solar electric car
24/08/2009» Coal gets 20 times more money than marine power
21/08/2009» No nuclear but door open for GM, says new SDC chief Will Day
20/08/2009» Ocean temperatures hit record high for July
19/08/2009» Botswana admits bushmen were evicted for diamond mine
18/08/2009» Tar Sands protest comes to UK Climate Camp
18/08/2009» Aberdeen turns from oil to renewables
17/08/2009» Massive subsidies for biofuels 'disastrous'
17/08/2009» Half India’s land degraded: agro-chemicals partly to blame
13/08/2009» Rich countries fall short on Copenhagen cuts
12/08/2009» Protesters start Climate Camp Wales
12/08/2009» Vestas confirms closure of factories
11/08/2009» American junk food imports hit poor
11/08/2009» Can Defra deliver its 2030 food vision?
10/08/2009» The great climate swoop goes public
10/08/2009» Climate change a threat to US security
07/08/2009» Councils accused of ignoring biogas
07/08/2009» Vestas wind protesters evicted
07/08/2009» Rising cancer levels in animals
05/08/2009» UK urged to triple nuclear power
04/08/2009» How fair is the food sector?
04/08/2009» Supermarkets face compulsory watchdog
04/08/2009» Royal Mint linked to rainforest destruction
03/08/2009» Holiday destinations we should avoid
03/08/2009» The Ecologist is now on twitter
03/08/2009» Major oil fields past peak, says IEA
31/07/2009» English coast still not open to walkers
30/07/2009» Household pesticide link to cancer
29/07/2009» Organic food report admits to lack of evidence
28/07/2009» Hewlett-Packard = Hazardous Products, says Greenpeace
28/07/2009» Kenya to build Africa's biggest windfarm
28/07/2009» Police hostility will not stop us, say activists
27/07/2009» Colorado River running on empty by 2050
27/07/2009» Big Green Gathering shutdown blamed on police
27/07/2009» Mining company targeted by protesters
24/07/2009» Solar plane to cross English Channel
24/07/2009» Wind turbine factory protesters facing eviction
23/07/2009» Air pollution link to child IQ levels
22/07/2009» MPs call for an end to GM crop protests
21/07/2009» Workers protest to save wind turbine factory
20/07/2009» Europe's failing carbon emissions trading system
20/07/2009» Ecologist Film Unit journalist beaten by seal hunters
17/07/2009» New website shows best time to use electricity
16/07/2009» Renewables are go (terms and conditions apply)
15/07/2009» ExxonMobil and Venter sign $600 million algae biofuel deal
15/07/2009» FDA supports ban on growth antibiotics in livestock
14/07/2009» Scientists link Parkinson's with specific pesticide
14/07/2009» Habitats report shows sorry state of EU biodiversity
13/07/2009» Turkish dam project scrapped, but pipeline gets go-ahead
13/07/2009» Bayer clamps down on GM rice protest in India
10/07/2009» Copenhagen success rests on cash and commitment
09/07/2009» Lucas: sustainability requires urgent planning reform
09/07/2009» 'Whitewash' at court of appeal for pesticides campaigner
08/07/2009» Policy rethink required to avoid worsening congestion
08/07/2009» Government response to school WiFi petition panned
07/07/2009» Computer companies breaking promises on toxins
07/07/2009» Wales consults on tighter GM contamination laws
06/07/2009» Sustainability 'undone' by Treasury and BIS, says Porritt
03/07/2009» Cincinnati law to police polluting businesses
03/07/2009» Tesco 'trusts' cattle suppliers involved in Amazon deforestation
01/07/2009» Obama: no sanctions on those who don't support CO2 cuts
02/07/2009» Legal challenge to Treasury over RBS investments
30/06/2009» Industrial nations must tackle deforestation at Copenhagen, say MPs
29/06/2009» 'Pollution-as-usual' for Shell, new report reveals
26/06/2009» Brown proposes £60 billion climate fund for Copenhagen
25/06/2009» Cutting council emissions could create 70,000 green jobs
24/06/2009» EU approves 'stepping stone' legislation for cloned meat
24/06/2009» James Hansen arrested during anti-coal demonstration
23/06/2009» Greenwash taints most 'eco-friendly' claims
22/06/2009» Shredding tyres: sustainable or health risk?
18/06/2009» Vattenfall & Shell win Climate Greenwash '09
18/06/2009» Government pledges smart meters for all by 2020
18/06/2009» Finland's safety fears over next-generation nuclear reactor
18/06/2009» Overfishing sends Cape gannet ecosystem haywire
18/06/2009» Draining paddy fields could cut methane from rice production
18/06/2009» Swine flu widower prepares to sue Smithfield
18/06/2009» Abandoned fishing gear wreaks havoc at sea
18/06/2009» Green seniors bid for greater environmental role
17/06/2009» Scientists cast doubts on energy efficient technologies
17/06/2009» Jatropha overtakes food crops in oil swindle
17/06/2009» Child labour still prevalent in Uzbekistan
17/06/2009» Global oil supplies peak in first quarter of 2008.
17/06/2009» Toxic insecticide carbofuran banned in US
17/06/2009» Study sheds light on shopping habits
17/06/2009» Toronto introduces green roof by-law
17/06/2009» Peruvian indians threaten insurgence
17/06/2009» Sweeteners to track waste water flows
17/06/2009» UN indicates shift in food policy
17/06/2009» Sustainable palm oil usage at unsatisfactory levels
17/06/2009» Green home vital statistics impressive
17/06/2009» Grant aims to streamline GM crop technology into Africa
17/06/2009» Internet ‘does not enhance learning’, report suggests
17/06/2009» Zurich unveils carbon capture and storage insurance
16/06/2009» Reports suggest pollutants effect health
16/06/2009» NGOs question 2nd-generation biofuels
16/06/2009» Noise in our oceans has a serious impact on marine wildlife
16/06/2009» Aborigines feel effects of climate change
16/06/2009» Pesticide link to bee deaths
16/06/2009» Official complaint made against mining giant
16/06/2009» Call to bring GM reserach out into the open
16/06/2009» Call for Tennessee fly ash clean up
16/06/2009» Is Fairtrade still fair?
16/06/2009» Personal carbon accounting concluded to be 'relatively quick and easy'
16/06/2009» New green electricity projects to be trialed in the UK
16/06/2009» India's first car-free urban zone
16/06/2009» France's electricity grid operator fined for harm to livestock
16/06/2009» Study suggests careful intervention of 'invasive species'
16/06/2009» Bank backlash from Peoples' Tribunal in Bangladesh
16/06/2009» European Snack Association markets unhealthy food to children through curriculum
16/06/2009» Growing your own food not a returrn to the war's Dig For Victory adversity
16/06/2009» Government advisor lobbies for EU and UK to overhaul GM regulations
27/05/2009» Cattle ranching biggest driver of Amazon deforestation
17/04/2009» Public unable to accurately gauge environmental degradation, say scientists
16/04/2009» Cancer expert believe links with mobile phones will be ‘definitively proven’ in next 10 years
15/04/2009» US academic calls for a revolution in copyright laws, arguing that they hinder intellectual progress
15/04/2009» EU Parliament and the European Food Safety Agency to tighten up regulations on nanotechnology
15/04/2009» National Grid plans to use ‘carbon targets’ to measure managerial staff performance
15/04/2009» MP Alan Whitehead proposes a bill to see more recycled resources used in new products
15/04/2009» Government committee calls for standardisation in eco labelling to help tackle greenwash
15/04/2009» What would a sustainable welfare system look like? A New Economics Foundation report reveals all…
15/04/2009» Snow time: Japanese authorities use a 200m-wide pile of insulated snow to cool Hokkaido airport
15/04/2009» Food Standards Agency refuses to ban Bisphenol-A in food packaging and baby milk bottles
13/04/2009» Biotech firms thwarting GM research, say scientists
06/04/2009» Pollution harmful to unborn, study says
03/04/2009» Indonesian EcoLabel Greenwash, according to NGOs
30/03/2009» New report demands Carbon Quotas be introduced
27/03/2009» New report estimates rainforest's value to humanity
24/03/2009» Cautious welcome to UK Government's Heat and Energy Saving legislation
18/03/2009» Park life - reassessing the value of public spaces
13/03/2009» Quality food production and biodiversity protection
09/03/2009» Tackling soot emissions to combat global warming
06/03/2009» US Department of Agriculture worried about GM food imports
13/02/2009» We need a revolution in how we see sewage, says expert: it’s a precious resource
11/02/2009» Online petition seeks removal of Northern Ireland Environment Minister
06/02/2009» New studies disprove cosmic ray and solar influence theories of global warming
02/02/2009» Study shows worms can develop pesticide resistance in as little as 80 days
23/01/2009» Rural depopulation isn’t just a social problem: it affects wildlife too
23/01/2009» Peak coal? Governments may be over-estimating global coal reserves, says US engineer
21/01/2009» Oxfordshire beauty spot saved from becoming a waste coal ash dump
19/01/2009» World Bank is unfit to manage new global climate funds, say 142 organisations
16/01/2009» Californian Ocean Protection Council calls for a state-wide ban on Styrofoam packaging
15/08/2008» Giant solar power plant to tap Sahara sunshine
09/08/2008» Well-balanced diet the answer to childhood obesity
01/08/2008» Activists get thrashed by locals
01/07/2008» UN report assesses the worth of the natural world
01/07/2008» Clean coal myth at E-On's Kingsnorth
01/06/2008» A step in the organic direction
01/05/2008» FAO backpedals on organics under agribusiness pressure
03/04/2008» Government's ecotowns shortlist announced
01/04/2008» Loopholes and scams dog ‘green’ energy
07/03/2008» British nuclear waste goes on sale
06/03/2008» WWF-UK wins funding halt to Sakhalin II oil and gas pipeline
15/02/2008» Only 4% of untouched ocean left: global report on oceans shows devastating damage
14/02/2008» Diet drinks linked to increase in metabolic syndrome
13/02/2008» Global palm oil demand linked to human rights abuses
12/02/2008» Campaign to save British Bees launched
07/02/2008» Tesco announce £1.99 chicken
06/02/2008» Government cuts DEFRA funding - climate change departments at risk
31/01/2008» Antarctic carve up begins
29/01/2008» Tourists bring threat of Antarctic ‘lawns’
28/01/2008» Californian farmers abandon crops to sell water
23/01/2008» US wind power generation grows 45% in 2007
23/01/2008» 50 coal-fired power stations cancelled in US during 2007
17/01/2008» Rainforest destruction set to rise
16/01/2008» EU to tell UK to increase renewable energy production ‘six-fold’ by 2020
14/01/2008» EU claim cloned food is safe
07/01/2008» Dark Days for Low Energy Light Bulbs
04/01/2008» Energy companies profit from wind farms without building many more windmills
10/12/2007» US wants to cut 2020 emissions target
04/12/2007» UK public failing to pay for pollution
29/11/2007» Asian countries face water crisis
28/11/2007» Government’s chief scientist calls for nuclear power and GM
26/11/2007» Governments accused of ignoring ocean study
23/11/2007» Figures expose UK’s recycling gap
22/11/2007» Britain to build world's biggest biomass plant
21/11/2007» Europe’s richest farmers face subsidy cut
20/11/2007» Brown sets carbon-free electricity target for 2020
19/11/2007» Supermarkets caught up in GM label row
16/11/2007» Wild birds blamed for deadly disease
15/11/2007» Proposed trading in aviation emissions 'doesn't go far enough'
14/11/2007» Weather forecast
13/11/2007» Black Sea
09/11/2007» Study shows definite health benefits from organic milk
07/11/2007» Shell slapped down for flower refinery advert
06/11/2007» Carbon footprint of IT the same as aviation
02/11/2007» Using Sellafield to bury nuclear waste could be 'illegal'
31/10/2007» Nuclear power leads us into winter energy crisis
30/10/2007» Chinese children suffering more birth defects
25/10/2007» Half of the UK's reactors offline
23/10/2007» Government's Planning White Paper 'could be illegal'
22/10/2007» Ocean CO2 'sponge' effect slowing down
19/10/2007» US greenhouse gas bill proposed
18/10/2007» Concerns raised over Scottish hydropower
17/10/2007» Big Coal sent packing in Iowa
15/10/2007» UK trying to wriggle out of renewables commitments
11/10/2007» Brits have biggest air travel footprint in world
09/10/2007» Greenpeace shut down coal-powered monster in Kent
08/10/2007» Biofuels drive could cause more harm than good
05/10/2007» A following wind for clean energy
04/10/2007» 'Stitch-up' nuclear consultation exposed in new video
03/10/2007» Reef protection stepped up a gear
02/10/2007» Government's advisors give thumbs up to Severn Barrage
01/10/2007» Nearly 500 US cosmetics 'unsafe'
27/09/2007» Howard downplays climate risks to farmers
26/09/2007» Biotech lobbies against environmental protection laws
24/09/2007» Energy 'too cheap', says Scottish & Southern
21/09/2007» Milk cartel accused of price fixing
20/09/2007» No more greenwash, groups tell Government
19/09/2007» EU policy puts us all at risk from particulates
18/09/2007» GM set to make comeback
14/09/2007» US Chief Scientist says world could become 'unliveable' under global warming
12/09/2007» Adriatic sea could become a dead marine island
11/09/2007» Scrap biofuels target, say Friends of the Earth and OECD
10/09/2007» 'Sham' consultation records 46 per cent in favour of nuclear power
07/09/2007» New nuclear consultation a 'sham'
06/09/2007» Scientists show E-numbers link with hyperactivity
05/09/2007» Arctic ice cover at new low
04/09/2007» Europe threatens to sue UK over sulphur dioxide levels
29/08/2007» Brits holiday closer to home
28/08/2007» Tuna stocks at record low
24/08/2007» Government pulls plug on local renewables policy
23/08/2007» US accused of suppressing climate change reports
21/08/2007» Embracing the waters
20/08/2007» Arctic sea ice free by 2030, say scientists
17/08/2007» Judicial review launched as oil project threatens whales
16/08/2007» Biofuels not the answer, conference told
14/08/2007» Trees shouldn’t be sold as carbon offsets, says study
13/08/2007» Plane Stupid protestors board Airbus barge
10/08/2007» Plastics chemical found in human tissue at high levels
07/08/2007» 'One-box' recycling doing more harm than good
07/08/2007» Corked?
06/08/2007» Brown demotes Energy and Environment Committee
03/08/2007» BAA injunction climb down
02/08/2007» EU halts road through Poland
01/08/2007» Potentially poisonous printers petrify Trade union
31/07/2007» Campaigners outraged at escalating costs of road widening
30/07/2007» Eco-home ruled a danger to dormice
27/07/2007» Environmentalists sue over US coal subsidies
26/07/2007» Rising ozone levels could stunt plant growth
23/07/2007» Government committee critical of airline's carbon offsets
20/07/2007» Indonesia to go GM
19/07/2007» Small and local saves the rainforest
18/07/2007» EU energy use continues to rise
17/07/2007» Organic farming CAN feed the world
16/07/2007» The Happy Planet Index: feeling better?
12/07/2007» Flamingos threatened by soda-ash mining
11/07/2007» Last bastion of climate sceptics topples
10/07/2007» New campaign highlights planning madness
09/07/2007» Britain could be carbon-free by 2030
05/07/2007» Are 'real nappies' a waste of time?
04/07/2007» New carbon trading scheme aims to preserve forests
03/07/2007» 750,000 a year killed by Chinese pollution
02/07/2007» On your bike: Cycling soars in London
28/06/2007» Build four nuclear plants a week, or phase it out, report says
27/06/2007» Scotland says no to nuclear waste
25/06/2007» Campaigners celebrate collapse of trade talks
22/06/2007» Sustainble Communities Bill edges closer to becoming law
21/06/2007» Fortis bank shirks responsibility for toxic mud-flow
20/06/2007» China building 2 power stations a week
19/06/2007» Supermarkets could be forced to collect packaging
18/06/2007» Nuclear power station runs without safety device
15/06/2007» Exxon may stop funding climate deniers
14/06/2007» Emissions Trading won't make a difference, says WWF
13/06/2007» GM now organic
11/06/2007» Time to green your PC
08/06/2007» Waste not, want not
07/06/2007» Old-growth forests must be protected, say scientists
06/06/2007» 4x4s will pay more to park up
05/06/2007» Parents want to keep children indoors, survey says
04/06/2007» Nuclear waste dump on brink of rupture
01/06/2007» White papers may have silver lining
31/05/2007» Attenborough launches new climate campaign
30/05/2007» Irish eyes are smiling
29/05/2007» George Monbiot: No more wind turbines on land
25/05/2007» Charities told to green up their act
24/05/2007» BP's carbon capture plans buried
22/05/2007» Museum exhibition toned down to avoid government censure
21/05/2007» Nuclear power can’t take the heat
18/05/2007» Whales and dolphins get their day in court
17/05/2007» The Day After Tomorrow will just be even warmer
16/05/2007» Five years to save the world
15/05/2007» 'Hollywoodisation' of climate science doesn't work
14/05/2007» 1 billion homeless by 2050, says Christian Aid
11/05/2007» 'Dirty Thirty' named and shamed
10/05/2007» South Korea hot for solar energy
09/05/2007» Meacher attacks Government's Climate Change Bill
08/05/2007» Our natural resources need to be managed locally, says report
04/05/2007» Government committee wants to see more GM crops
03/05/2007» Greenpeace: nuclear power sums don't add up
02/05/2007» US lobbies for watered-down IPCC report
01/05/2007» IPCC set to green-light nuclear power and biofuels
30/04/2007» Scientists: no one knows the real risks of Wi-Fi
27/04/2007» 'We're no role model', says Australian green group
24/04/2007» Parkinson's disease linked to pesticides
20/04/2007» Government fails to meet its own building standards targets
19/04/2007» Rape cultivation causes damage
18/04/2007» Mobile phone study covered up
17/04/2007» Climate change: a matter of world security
16/04/2007» Mobile phones could lead to bee decline
13/04/2007» Ryanair plans £7 flights to US
12/04/2007» Competition Commission - what is it good for?
10/04/2007» Stop shopping, or the planet gets it
05/04/2007» WARNING: Flying kills
04/04/2007» Planning restrictions on home energy to be lifted
03/04/2007» Tesco calls for the word 'local' to be redefined
03/04/2007» UPDATE: Environment Agency responds to the Ecologist's article
02/04/2007» Sunny Spain makes solar gain
30/03/2007» Car makers continue to push 4x4s
30/03/2007» Carbon emissions continue to soar
29/03/2007» 'Frisco votes to ban the bag
28/03/2007» US clamp down on shipping emissions
26/03/2007» Cargill's Amazon soy plant forced to close
22/03/2007» Budget leaps but fails
21/03/2007» BA 'fly in the face of science' with Newquay flights
20/03/2007» GM mosquito tipped to fight malaria
19/03/2007» Gordon's 'green budget' to lightly slap 4x4s
16/03/2007» Such a waste
15/03/2007» Report shows organic better than GM
14/03/2007» Trident vote hangs in the balance
13/03/2007» Climate Change Bill announced
12/03/2007» Conservatives vie with Brown over green taxes
09/03/2007» EU to aim for 60% to 80
09/03/2007» Are you ready for cloned meat?
08/03/2007» Shell must close carcinogenic Philippines depot
07/03/2007» 230 say 'no' to EU's biofuels directive
06/03/2007» HSBC: 'Green Bank' Aids Logging Giant
05/03/2007» UK to miss targets for 2020 CO2 reduction
02/03/2007» UN: Rich Must Pay for Climate Change
02/03/2007» Surf's up for Australian energy generation
02/03/2007» Europe Moves Towards Renewable Energy
01/03/2007» EU Limits Tuna Fishing
28/02/2007» Airport expansion: passenger demand means small airports plan to get bigger
28/02/2007» Green Construction or Pyramids of Waste
27/02/2007» Kendall fires shot across supermarkets' bows
26/02/2007» Scientists move to block Channel 4 DVD
26/02/2007» Paying for Pollution: Road Subsidies Promote Global Warming
26/02/2007» Factories Around the World Consider Halting Production of Biofuels as Price Soars
22/02/2007» World Bank: Deforestation Good for Growth
21/02/2007» Tony Blair hits back at road pricing protesters
20/02/2007» Junk food...Italy?
19/02/2007» UK responsible for 15 per cent of world emissions
15/02/2007» UK government's support for nuclear power is illegal
13/02/2007» Road pricing is 'part of the answer'
12/02/2007» Monsanto dumped waste in Welsh landfill
09/02/2007» Branson offers $25 million to suck up CO2
08/02/2007» 100-fold planned increase in Kent flights
07/02/2007» EU Car Emission Legislation Stall
07/02/2007» Nuclear waste dumped in landfill
06/02/2007» Blair: 'no' to carbon quotas; 'yes' to flying and driving
05/02/2007» I'm dreaming of an orange Christmas...
02/02/2007» Greenpeace Dumps Four Tonnes of Coal at Defra Offices
02/02/2007» ExxonMobil: Record Profits and $10,000 to Deny Climate Change
02/02/2007» IPCC Report: We are the problem
01/02/2007» Exposed: US government covers up climate research
31/01/2007» Stansted plans announced: To be bigger than Heathrow
30/01/2007» The Battle Against Tesco
29/01/2007» Starbucks ruffled by success of coffee documentary
24/01/2007» Bush claims ethanol is answer to oil addiction
23/01/2007» 'Build on the green-belt' says think-tank
23/01/2007» Competition Commission goes softly softly on Tesco
22/01/2007» It's good to talk (...the talk)
19/01/2007» Exclusive: Images Show Climate Change Worse than Previously Thought
18/01/2007» Carbon off-setting feels the rod
18/01/2007» Carbon Trading Scam Exposed
17/01/2007» Tesco demolishes Co-Op store
16/01/2007» Senior Bush Official Denies Change in Climate Policy
15/01/2007» EU promises 'a new industrial revolution'
10/01/2007» EDGing forward
01/01/2001» Public money to sex-up GM
30/11/1999» Government refuses to create clean technology fund
30/11/1999» Running out of renewables
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