Day: 28 September 2010

Cheese maker goes green with turbine power

A cheese-maker is leading the 'whey' for the dairy industry to embrace more green technology.

Environment suffers in planned quango cull

Documents leaked to the press last week reveal environmental organisations will be hardest hit by the government's axe.

Recruitment specialists Randstad CPE back Awards for Environmental Excellence

Leading recruitment consultants Randstad CPE have agreed to sponsor edie's Awards for Environmental Excellence for the second year in a row.

Illegal eel net kills dog

A pet dog was killed after getting trapped in an illegal set up to catch endangered eels.

Business bans for recycling firm

A Devonshire-based recycling firm could find itself on the rubbish pile after three of its directors were banned from running a company within months of one another.

Irish ocean energy firm makes waves in US

An Irish company has secured funding from the US government for further development of ocean energy technology.

‘Complex’ CRC putting off business

With only days remaining until the CRC scheme comes into force it is still to 'complex' for a lot of firms to get to grips with.

Green light for UK’s first dual waste gasification power plant

Planners have given the thumbs up to the UK's first dual waste gasification power plant after odour issues were cleared up.

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