Day: 29 July 2009

The widespread introduction of bio-fuels in the aviation industry would result in carbon cuts worth billions to Europe, a think tank report says.

Plans for a €20m (£17m) scheme to build seven low carbon social housing developments have been unveiled by the Irish government.

Ground-level ozone pollution has become a "global air pollution problem", according to a new report from Europe's environment watchdog.

A project to help cities cope with climate change has been launched in Manchester this week.

The Irish government has ordered local authorities to publish the results of drinking water tests online in a bid to boost quality levels.

A group of companies that lured investors into paying £2.3m for shares in a recycled windscreen glass scheme has been shut down in court.

Too many pollution permits has brought down the price of carbon and means less incentive for industry to clean up its act, a new report says

The British embassy in Berlin has earned a prestigious green stamp of approval from building environmental assessors.

UK taxpayers face a smaller bill after the organisation responsible for cleaning up Britain's old nuclear power sites reported an income rise.

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