Day: 15 March 2010

Brighton closer to flagship ‘eco-quarter’

Plans to develop an 'eco-quarter' in Brighton with low carbon housing and green jobs have moved a step closer.

New plan backs marine energy for 15M homes

The Government has announced plans to harness the power of the sea to generate electricity for up to 15m homes.

First graduates from new brownfield remediation scheme

The first class of formerly unemployed people from a scheme to retrain as brownfield workers have graduated.

Australians ‘committed’ to following oil spill recommendations

A year on from the devastating Pacific Adventurer oil spill Australian authorities have said they're 'committed' to implementing recommendations from two reports into the disaster's clean up.

Five year green business strategy for Ireland

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) has unveiled a five-year plan to transform the country into a society based on sustainability.

Arctic sea acid levels monitored

Arctic explorers have began studying the potential impact of ocean acidification after bad weather slowed the start of the project.

Green building doesn’t mean happy workers

A new report claims the United Kingdom's 'fixation' on greening it's building stock is not improving the quality of life of workers.

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