Day: 11 October 2007

Carbon reporting growing trend in UK

More and more companies are choosing to report on their carbon emissions while also providing better and more detailed information to the Carbon Disclosure Project - but a growing number are having a sudden attack of shyness when it comes to publicising the results.

Essex coast to become bird haven

Farmland in Wallasea Island could be transformed into wetlands in one of the largest projects of its kind in Europe.

Art will convey environmental message

Artists will be joining forces with environmental professionals to highlight the urgent need to address climate change and other ecological catastrophes facing the planet.

Travel advice helps individuals make green decisions

In areas where local authorities have drawn up plans advising the public on alternatives to making journeys by car, the use of private vehicles has fallen by up to 15%, according to the Government.

UK Marine Bill needed urgently

Marine habitats are being destroyed because of a delay in introducing a UK Marine Bill, a new report by WWF warns.

Eco-shoppers reject supermarket food

Shoppers choose alternatives to supermarket food in a bid to reduce their impact on the environment, experts have found.

China is UK’s environmental laundry says think tank

The UK's dependence on imports from China is turning the eastern state into an "environmental laundry", a think tank has claimed.

Water industry must adapt to inevitable climate damage

The Government and water industry must start adapting now to the damage already done by greenhouse gas emissions.

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