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Senior EU and Defra figures agree: we were too hasty on biofuel targets
We could be witnessing a seismic and very exciting shift in how UK and EU policies on biofuels are being perceived in official circles. Both the EU...
New bulbs for old in London bulb amnesty
As Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone might not be the perfect politician but at least he's streets ahead of central government on climate change and reducing...
Green light bulbs give you cancer and other tall stories
The Mail waxes lyrical about its favourite subject
What fun the media has been having with light bulbs
lately, peddling claims that they are extremely...
New coal: the battlelines are drawn
It will be the UK's first new coal fired power plant in 34 years. It will emit as much carbon dioxide as the 30 least polluting nations in the world...
Our top ten stories of 2007
2007 is being hailed as the year in which the environmental movement turned a corner and climate change leapt to the top of the agenda. Al Gore and the IPCC...
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