Day: 1 March 2007

Advance in circuit board recycling

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Green vision for London outlined

In what was billed as the most important document of his administration, Ken Livingstone has spoken of his intention to step up London's fight against climate change.

Fuel ‘contamination’ remains a mystery

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Buncefield contamination widespread

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Construction industry could be next victim of climate change

The British construction industry could be wiped out if it fails to adapt to climate change, according to environmental regulators.

Tackle farms first, then industry says emission researcher

Reducing the quantities of toxic gases released by livestock could be an easier and more effective way of cutting pollution than trying to control the emissions of heavy industry.

Drought hits fastest growing city

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Pollution costing Beijing billions

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Hybrid growth slowing in the States

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Progress for pesticides policy in Europe

The latest proposed piece of regulation to add to Europe's growing body of environmental legislation made it over an important hurdle this week but was also diverted down an unexpected political corridor.

UK experiences its second warmest winter

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Mil-tek aids Plymouth

Plymouth City Council's decision to work with Mil-tek has seen 18 tonnes of waste now being recycled yearly that would otherwise be landfilled.

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