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Coal UK: cancelled due to climate change
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A life in carbon: totting up indirect emissions
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Biofuels protests planned across the UK
The guys at Biofuelwatch have been cooking up a week of protests around (what else?) biofuels. Like us, they're concerned about the rising demand for...
Biofuels protests planned across the UK
The guys at Biofuelwatch have been cooking up a week of protests around (what else?) biofuels. Like us, they're concerned about the rising demand for...
A kick up the renewable energy targets
As much as
any announcement from the EU can generate enormous anticipation, the proposed
renewable energy targets for member states has been eagerly...
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