Day: 26 September 2012

England’s largest winery aims for sparkling sustainability

The construction of the largest and, what is claimed to be, the most environmentally friendly winery in England has begun.

O2 e-waste drive trials smartphone with no charger

Network operator O2 to is pilot a new smartphone in its shops that will be sold without a charger in a bid to cut down on electronic waste.

£600,000k capital injection for English wind turbine company

England's largest installer of small wind turbines has secured £540,000 in investment and will receive a further £60,000 of funding as it prepares to expand its operations across the UK.

Coca-Cola partnership to provide clean water technology for developing world

The Coca-Cola Company is to help bring water purification systems to communities around the developing world who are in need of portable access to clean drinking water.

How energy labelling cost some residents the earth

Fuel poverty hit the headlines again this week with This is Money amongst others reporting that the

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Pollution-busting clothes set to boost air quality

Wearing clothes that purify the air could soon be a reality thanks to the development of liquid laundry additive that contains microscopic pollution-eating particles.

Ofwat urged to recognise the true value of water in London

Water must be managed better in London, and leakage rates are not likely to improve significantly because Ofwat targets are not stringent enough, according to the London Assembly.

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