Day: 20 June 2005

Climate change could be to blame as gentle giant heads north

Britain's largest fish, the basking shark, is moving north and conservationists believe the migration could be a sign that climate change is already changing the habits of marine wildlife.

Ministerial backing for Corporate Social Responsibility

Pensions Minister Stephen Timms has indicated his belief that ethical investments are not just good for people and the environment, but good for business.

Beijing commits to recycling culture

China has announced plans to invest heavily in recycling, renewable energy and a sustainable culture.

Public must be engaged in efforts to preserve biodiversity – Minister

The public must be brought on side in the effort to protect Britain's diverse flora and fauna according to Biodiversity Minister Jim Knight.

Scotland could bag new eco-tax

Mike Pringle MSP has unveiled his new Members Bill to put a tax on plastic bags given away in Scotland.

Industry calls for oil tank ‘MoT’

The revelation that more than three-quarters of serious inland oil spills go undetected by the authorities has prompted calls for tighter regulations and regular checks on tanks.

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