Day: 10 December 2007

Floodgates open for water awards

Water professionals are being invited to take part in the awards which tap into industry achievements and recognise excellence in key areas.

Offshore wind ‘could power UK homes by 2020’

Up to 7,000 new wind turbines could be built around the British coastline to provide enough energy to power every home in the UK by 2020, according to Government.

Send e-cards to save paper, business told

Businesses are being urged to send their season's greetings electronically in an effort to cut down on waste and energy consumption.

New York efficiency drive to retrofit housing stock

City-owned housing in New York is set to improve its energy efficiency with retro-fitted insulation and other measures.

Forum to showcase eco-advancements

A new forum that will showcase environmental advancements will be available early next year.

More action needed on compost

Composting could play a greater role in helping the UK reduce its waste production but Government support is needed to ensure it reaches its potential.

US department fined for nuclear waste spill

The US Department of Energy has been fined $0.5m following a nuclear waste spill in the summer.

Ireland ‘among worst climate performers’

A report published at the UN climate negotiations in Bali suggests that businesses and individuals in Ireland are not doing enough to fight climate change.

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