Day: 15 March 2007

Recycled water takes Singapore by storm

Singapore will now be sourcing 15% of all its water from water recycling plants, after the opening of the fourth and largest such facility this week.

Climate-proof development must become the norm – report

Climate-proofing England's built environment requires more new buildings to follow the example of model developments like London's Gallions Park, according to a report published this week.

Greener churches to preach climate gospel

London's faithful were called upon to join in the fight against climate change as church leaders launched a guide to greening churches and congregations this week.

Marine Bill to bring planning to seas

Proposals to protect Britain's seas and marine life while safeguarding the marine industries were set out in the long-awaited Marine Bill White Paper, published on Thursday.

More carriages no solution to train overcrowding

Commuters who find themselves squeezed like sardines into the trains which carry them to work every morning may feel they have won a victory this week, with the Government pledging that it will pay for more carriages, but according to a respected campaign group, they'd be better off staying at home.

Air pollution ‘reducing rainfall’ in China

Air pollution in China's highland areas is seriously reducing rainfall, research published in the journal Science found.

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