Day: 17 January 2011

Pioneering wind energy trial for Ireland

A pilot project on the Aran Islands to supply electric cars with wind energy has begun.

Water valuations could help manage resources

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is proposing that water valuations are carried out to help manage water resources.

Did climate change end reign of Rome?

Scientists have claimed climate change could have brought about the end of the Roman Empire.

Toxic chemicals found in pregnant women

Dangerous toxic chemicals have been found pregnant women in a study in the US.

Co-op calls for halt to shale gas drilling in UK

The Co-operative Group is calling on the government to halt planned shale gas drilling in Lancashire.

Edie and EDF Energy host webinar

Edie and EDF Energy are teaming up to present the first of edie's new webinars.

Anger after BP announces Arctic oil drilling deal

Under-fire BP has signed a deal with Russia's state run energy giant to hunt for oil in the country's Arctic continental shelf.

Sweet energy savings for confectionary maker

The UK's largest independent sweet maker announced an energy reduction deal over the weekend.

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