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Hannah Bullock, 5 Nov 2008
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Articles in this issue
Articles in this issue:
Adapt or die?
Martin Parry 1 May 2007, Climate change impacts
The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change contains some tough warnings about impacts, vulnerabilities
All-renewable Canary
Caroline Goldman 1 May 2007, Community energy, Energy conservation & efficiency
Island goes independent on energy
Christ on a bike?
Fiona Campbell 1 May 2007, Behaviour change, Religion/spirituality
Catholic campaign promotes simple sustainable living
Could do better – much better
Jonathon Porritt and Martin Wright 1 May 2007, Green government
The government is failing to meet its own green targets, according to the latest assessment from the Sustainable Development Commission.
From gold to green
1 May 2007, Carbon offset/neutrality
There was no bling in the Oscar goody bags this year.
Government greens its buying
1 May 2007, Procurement
Two muted cheers for long-awaited procurement action plan
Making wood work
Chris Alden 2 May 2007, Biofuels, Forests
Woodland harvest can power more of England, strategy says
Recharging in the sun
Caroline Goldman 2 May 2007, Cars, Solar energy/PV
Californian electric pickup features PV recharger
Red Ken’s green plan
2 May 2007, Green government, Local government
London’s Climate Change Action Plan wins warm welcome
Strike a light
Caroline Goldman 2 May 2007, Eco-products & services, Energy conservation & efficiency
Australia grasps nettle with incandescent bulb ban
Vegemight
Chris Alden 2 May 2007, Innovation, Materials
Industrial materials based on root veg prove their strength
Walkers’ footprint
Hannah Bullock 2 May 2007, Carbon reduction
Crisp makers launch world’s first carbon label
Water from the air
David Howells 2 May 2007, Inland waterways
Drinking water award goes to water vapour collector
Changing Places
Irma Allen 2 May 2007, Eco-products & services, Holidays
Our guide to the greenest office get-aways.
Charging up the councils
Terry Slavin 2 May 2007, Community energy
Terry Slavin seeks out the new Wokings for the local energy revolution.
Lamb in full flower
Gail Vines 2 May 2007, Farming/Horticulture, Local food
You want to save a flower meadow? Eat a sheep that’s grazed on it. Gail Vines samples the all-round joys of ‘ecological food’.
Ten green bottles
Giovanna Dunmall 2 May 2007, Local food, Organics
Organic ales, fair trade wine, returnable bottles, sustainable corks...
The scrubbers, the sulphates and the sunshield solution
2 May 2007, Carbon offset/neutrality, Carbon reduction
Can we techno-fix climate change? Mick Hamer explores the possibilities.
What has sustainability got to do with… Glastonbury?
3 May 2007, Consumption, Young people
Music, mud and... milk? Can Kay Sexton get this festival thing into focus?
Q: What’s in your wallet? A: Power...
Julia Hailes 3 May 2007, Books, Consumption, Young people
Think green consumerism’s the latest thing? But will it last?
American Eye
Polly Ghazi 3 May 2007, Americas, Carbon offset/neutrality, Carbon reduction, Climate change impacts
The Supreme Court rules on carbon control
Now you’re talking... Robert Llewelyn
Richard Day 3 May 2007
Robert Llewelyn is best known as Kryten in Red Dwarf, and for presenting Scrapheap Challenge. He owns a hybrid car, has a wind turbine on his roof, and has now pledged to buy nothing new for a year
A Smaller splash
Darren Towers 3 May 2007, Behaviour change, Green Futures partners
Value our liquid assets – Thames Water
Cool vision
Trevor Lawson 3 May 2007, Green Futures partners, Holidays
How they saved the golden goose – The Natural Step
Going underground
Neil Wilks 3 May 2007, Carbon sequestration
Carbon dioxide goes underground – Hydro
Mobile money
Julian Rollins 3 May 2007, Green Futures partners, Telecommunications
The ‘unbankable’ get mobile money – Vodafone
Time to log the carbon
Julian Rollins 3 May 2007, Carbon reduction, Forests, Green Futures partners, Materials, Standards
Papermakers come clean on carbon
Why burn up the budget?
Charlotte Steel 3 May 2007, Energy conservation & efficiency
Energy management in vogue at last – GSH
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