Day: 20 April 2010

Cities can help win climate fight

While the UN climate talks in December failed to reach the headline global agreement environmentalists were after, Mayors and other city leaders from around the world made a quiet commitment to address sustainability issues on a more local level.

Energy efficiency – is it people or technology?

Keeping staff informed and educating people about green improvements was discussed at NEMEX.

Busting the myths surrounding electric vehicles

Greg Archer, head of the Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership (LowCVP) took to the Stage at The Environmental Technology show this week in an attempt to dispel some of the fog surrounding the facts on electric transport.

Eastern Europe’s contamination legacy a ‘disaster’

A combined legacy of neglect and corruption has left many eastern European countries with huge pollution problems, according to a leading contamination expert at BEX.

Crime scene investigation prove the solution at BEX

Autopsying a horse and using the latest CSI-style techniques has proved to be the perfect tonic to a remediation problem at SustainabilityLive!

Greener data centres and server rooms

Greening information and communication technologies was top of the agenda at the NEMEX theatre of Sustainabilitylive!

Volcano ash crisis hits drilling and tapping

The annual speed-plumbing showdown that sees water companies from across Britain and Holland pit their teams' skills against one other has been affected by the air travel lockdown.

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