Day: 27 January 2009

Innovators urged to enter energy efficiency challenge

An energy efficiency company has launched a competition to find Britain's most innovative and effective energy efficient products and services.

Ecolabel ‘should pave the way to fewer chemicals’

The European Union's Ecolabel scheme should be beefed up to encourage less use of potentially dangerous chemicals in products.

Councils keeping Nottingham Declaration promises

Councils are sticking to their promises to tackle climate change since signing the Nottingham Declaration but are failing to tell the people they serve.

Fish emasculated by chemical cocktail

A new study suggests that testosterone-blocking chemicals in the UK's rivers that reduce fish fertility are more widespread than previously thought.

Severn tidal shortlist down to five

Large-scale tidal barrages dominate the shortlist of projects that might one day harness the power of the River Severn's enormous tidal range.

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