Day: 29 May 2009

Arctic provides litmus test for global climate change response

How the international community responds to the crises created by climate change in 'front line' regions such as the arctic could define the landscape for future global co-operation on environmental issues.

MP looks at business opportunities in climate change

David Kidney, the MP for Stafford probably best known in environmental circles for his involvement in the debate on rising population and climate change, took a whistle stop tour of Government's green policies at Sustainabilitylive.

Wind turbine for Somerset school

A Somerset school has installed a wind turbine and taken steps to tackle its energy efficiency in the hopes of inspiring its students to become better stewards of the planet in the future.

Parched Australia buys water from farmers

The Australian government has bought seven billion litres of water from a vast cattle and sheep station in an effort to rejuvenate parched land in the drought prone Murray-Darling basin.

Chemical industry says it wants to clean up its act

The European chemicals industry has established a forum to discuss the sustainable development of the sector.

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