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By su09 Apr 2008
How significant is Gordon Brown's new annoucement about increased funding for green homes?
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By sabine.gabrysch26 Mar 2008
‘Climate Capitalism‘ could also be called ‘green’ or ’sustainable’ capitalism.
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By su25 Mar 2008
In our latest Carbon Limited vote we asked you: do you know your carbon footprint...?
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By su04 Mar 2008
Ruth Kelly underlines ministers’ support for 'sustainable growth of aviation' whilst 'firmly rejecting proposals to ration air travel “crudely” by halting airport expansion or imposing punitive taxes.'
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By arane26 Feb 2008
This is the first of our fortnightly video blogs designed to give you a snapshot of our current thinking and the current stages of the project.
By Erica Phillips21 Feb 2008
At the end of last year Comhar, the Irish National Sustainabilty Council commissioned a report on the feasibility of Feasta’s ‘Cap and Share’ concept as a tool to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
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By Matt Prescott15 Feb 2008
In the second Carbon [Un]limited debate Caroline Lucas, MEP and Ian Roderick, Co-Founder of The Converging World discuss ways to mitigate against those who stand to lose the most from a changing climate.
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By improver23 Jan 2008
A new study suggests that switching from buying material goods to enjoying more cultural and social pursuits will help save the planet.
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By su17 Jan 2008
Last night John Denham MP and Professor Robert Winston came to the RSA to discuss how - and why - the UK must bridge the gap between science and society.
Does your organisation want to be involved in establishing a 'Building Material Re-use Centre' social enterprise as part of a network of centres across Britain?
Carbon Offset – Greenwash or genuine opportunity?(52)
Bye bye Gas Guzzlers(50)
Carbon [Un]limited - The Language of Carbon Trading(48)
The flight rationing question(47)
The Ethics of Climate Change and the Global Economy(46)
Carbon offset and the 4x4(43)
Personal Carbon Allowances (again)(43)
So how green is my carbon?(43)
Alex James talks 'carbon credits'(43)
Why only you?(41)
