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Saying goodbye at airports the green way

January 22nd, 2010 · No Comments

Groundbreaking work is under way to establish just how big a carbon footprint is created by travel to and from airports.
The three-year study The ABC Project – Airports and Behavioural Change: Towards Environmental Surface Access Travel will receive total EPSRC funding of just under £492,000.
The idea for the study emerged, along with five other airport [...]

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The Tree of Life – The Practical Answer to the Fight Against Global Warming

November 18th, 2009 · No Comments

Climate change campaigners estimate that on average, each personal computer generates two tonnes of carbon every year. Millions of individuals and concerned business people want to find a practical way to reduce their own carbon footprint and contribute something positive to developing countries.
Many climate change campaigners are dismayed at the lack of progress on reaching [...]

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Mayor Nutter Unveils Plan for Making Philadelphia American’s Number One Green City

April 29th, 2009 · No Comments

Mayor Michael A. Nutter and the Mayor’s Office of Sustainability today announced Greenworks Philadelphia, an ambitious, comprehensive framework to make Philadelphia the greenest city in the United States of America by 2015. It sets goals in five areas — energy, environment, equity, economy and engagement — and encompasses more than 150 initiatives. Together, they will [...]

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Shrink Your Footprint

April 9th, 2009 · No Comments

Like fingerprints, every footprint is unique, and that’s equally true for carbon footprints. No two people produce the same amount of harmful carbon output each day, so to significantly reduce our collective emissions it’s important for each of us to understand our own impact on the environment.
Quantifying one’s personal impact is easy, but then what? [...]

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Britons want to club together to end waste

April 6th, 2009 · No Comments

Almost seven out of ten people think local communities should work together, reviving the spirit of the war to cut down on waste.
A poll of 1,570 people showed 69 per cent favoured a cooperative approach to managing resources.
The survey, commissioned by the Energy Saving Trust, also revealed that 59 per cent of respondents thought measures [...]

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Forget the Doom and Gloom, Light Tape® Promises a Brighter Future

March 12th, 2009 · No Comments

Light Tape® could reduce CO2 output by 100’s of 1000’s of Tons every year, save millions of pounds worth of electricity, plus it’s the most environmentally friendly lighting product on the planet…. Pity no one knows about it!…. PS: it’s also less expensive to buy, install and maintain than traditional display lighting.

Light Tape® uses less [...]

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UK supermarkets fare badly in first refrigeration & global warming survey

February 2nd, 2009 · No Comments

BUDGET supermarket Iceland has come bottom in a new survey examining the global warming impact of supermarket in-store fridges and freezers.
The Chilling Facts survey, carried out by London-based campaign group, the Environmental Investigation Agency EIA) asked supermarkets about the global warming impacts of their refrigeration.

Marks & Spencer came top of the league table, mainly [...]

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