News from 19 October 2007 on edie

Environment Agency talkin’ about the carwash

Carwashes no longer have an excuse for allowing run-off to pollute waterways following the publication of new guidance.

Science Museum takes climate debate to the people

A new exhibition at London's Science Museum aims to bring the climate change debate to the general public, presenting the facts and asking them to make up their own minds on possible solutions.

Business told to lead the way on environment

Businesses are being urged to sign up to tackle environmental problems - and discover the benefits beyond reducing the impact of climate change.

UN-approved carbon offsets up for grabs

A leading carbon trading company has become one of the first to offer UN-regulated carbon credits for companies voluntarily trying to offset their emissions.

Water supplies safe says Ofwat

Water supplies in England and Wales will meet future demands, a new report by Ofwat has claimed.

WRAP boosts annual recycling by 5.8m tonnes

A Government-funded organisation has paved the way for an extra 5.8million tonnes of waste per year to be recycled, its annual review has revealed.

‘Merton Mark II’ needed say developers

The Merton Rule must be adapted to take account of other carbon-saving measures alongside on-site renewables if it becomes a national policy.

Euro 350m to make French buildings green

The European Investment Bank has announced a Euro 350million loan to fund eco-efficient buildings in France.

Cash injection for energy-saving window foils

A company that has developed technology to reduce energy consumption in cars and buildings has received a US$6million funding boost to begin mass production.

Day: 19 October 2007