Day: 16 February 2007

US tops renewables investment chart

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Pipeline panacea amongst eco-ideas at Canadian tech showcase

A device designed to seek leaks and cracks in pipes and other structures was one of the environmental technologies on display at the Canada House in London this week.

Europe sets biofuel goal

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Particulates increase stroke risk in warm weather

Finnish research has linked inhaling fine particles during warm weather with an increased stroke risk.

Bio-ethanol ‘could eat into bread supply’

Biofuel subsidies could leave Britain with bread shortages as wheat is diverted to bio-ethanol production, the national millers' association has warned.

More containers lost from Napoli wreck

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Don’t rush to tackle emissions says Exxon Mobil

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Chinese officials paint barren mountain green

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Royal Navy warship to be recycled in UK

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Alleged Thames sewage leak considered by court

A case of alleged sewage leaks onto land in Kent in 2003 is likely to cause a headache for water companies after it was referred to the ECJ.

Ireland must do more to protect wildlife

The Irish government has been told it must take steps to improve its protection of wildlife, including drawing up detailed plans showing the breeding and resting areas of several listed species.

Bodged case highlights lack of communication

A case which had to be dropped due to a technical error has nevertheless brought to the fore the problem of a lack of communciation between the UK's planners and environmental regulators.

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