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The Scottish executive has published a plan outlining how it hopes to stimulate renewable energy in the country to make the most of its natural resources.
A £3m flood prevention scheme will go ahead in West Dunbartonshire after a public inquiry ruled that it met all the necessary criteria.
» Tradespeople want to give trustworthy energy efficiency advice
» Northern Ireland calls for Green New Deal
» 'Zero carbon hierarchy' for homes outlined
» Edie Awards for Environmental Excellence: deadline for entries extended
» Britain on health alert as temperatures soar

Remote radar sites in the backwaters of Ontario are to receive government funding to clean up contamination.
The aspiration of economies emerging from the global downturn with a distinct green hue gathered more force this week with Ministers from dozens of the world's richest countries pledging to promote low-carbon growth as part of their recovery plans.
» US to provide $750,000 for clean up of Commonwealth islands
» Shredded tyres in playgrounds could be toxic risk
» Goa records lowest ever reservoir levels as rains fail
» Developing world will need $100bn per year to fight climate change - Gordon Brown
» Sears tower to get $350m green makeover

A truly pan-European energy market, with the grid infrastructure to support it, would make renewables a more attractive investment and help bring down the continent's carbon footprint.
Ireland's architects must embrace the sustainability agenda and keep the environmental impact of their buildings at the front of their minds.
» Irish regulators attempt to restrict landfilling of bio-waste
» We'll export clean energy - Sweden
» More joined up thinking needed on brownfield development
» Republic to take back fly tipped waste dumped in Northern Ireland
» Mixed election results for Greens in UK and Ireland

Conversion And Resource Evaluation Ltd. [CARE Ltd.] has been working with Dagmar Honsbein (an official from the Ministry of Finance, Namibia and a policy expert) and the Polytechnic of Windhoek, Namibia on a study on the cost-benefit analysis of removing encroachment bush from farmland in Namibia.
Picture is Courtesy of Southern WaterTo check sludge AD Southern Gas uses portable biogas analysers specially developed for AD biogas and based on proven methane and associated gas analysis equipment from Geotech.
» Putting the needs of our clients first as we launch the new ERM website
» New role for Spaans Babcock Archimedes screws generating electricity
» Ambitious Envirolab invests in new laboratory, Labour MP James Purnell to host opening ceremony
» Oran Environmental Solutions Awarded 3yr Severn Trent Water Ltd Contract
» Gritty performance from Börger on Channel Four







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