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Innovations GreenWire: Sony UK and WWF to crowdsource eco technology applications with 'Open Planet'

Sony UK today launched Open Planet Ideas, a new online community 'incubator’ for collaborative technology solutions to critical environmental issues, with support from global conservation organisation WWF.

Taking horticulture to new levels: vertical farming

With more mouths to feed and increasing demands on land, Duncan Graham-Rowe asks if vertical farms are the future?

A hundred days of the 'greenest ever' Government

In an era when everything environmental - incuding biodiversity, waste, and fish stocks - is measured with indicators announcing that you will be the UK's "greenest ever government", begs a number of questions - most obviously, "measured how?".

Waste & recycling greenwire: Free entry to the UK’s largest environment event for Recycling & Waste Management Professionals

This year’s Recycling and Waste Management Exhibition (RWM ) takes place at the NEC Birmingham from September 14 to 16. Free to enter, the RWM exhibition will feature over 500 exhibiting companies and more than 40 free seminar sessions.

Innovations GreenWire: Smart solutions for smart cities

How can leaders create and transition to low carbon cities that benefit us all? This key question was addressed in Shanghai two weeks ago, where The Climate Group co-sponsored the 'Partnership for Urban Innovation' conference with technology company Cisco and Metropolis – a network of over 100 cities.

From old home to green home: cutting the emissions of Britain’s housing stock

There is a growing need to reduce the carbon emissions of Britain’s existing housing stock and an increasing number of industry and Government-led projects are addressing the challenge. Louise Bateman reports

Special report:Is Tesla the future or the new Government Motors?

Elon Musk, the chief executive and major investor behind Tesla Motors Inc, has sometimes taunted U.S. automakers, painting his fledgling company as everything Detroit would like to be if it could start over: cooler, greener and ensconced in a much better neighborhood.

Business GreenWire: RSK Business Solutions embraces IT and outsourcing

At first glance, RSK Business Solutions appears to be the black sheep of the RSK Group environmental consultancy family.

Business GreenWire: Sustainable training helps Kent-based caterer with food waste

Cook specialises in premium home-delivered frozen meals and its mantra is "we only ever use tools and techniques that we would use at home".

Building GreenWire: Brighton's R&R Building Services gets ahead of the game in sustainable construction

By 2016 all new homes will have to be zero carbon and building regulations are getting tighter all the time to ensure energy and water efficiency is improved and carbon emissions are reduced in the UK housing stock.

Business sustainability: can mentoring offer a way forward?

A new partnership between the Federation of Small Businesses and Business in the Community aims to make sustainability mentoring available to thousands of small businesses up and down the country. Louise Bateman reports.

Air supply: turning CO2 into fuel

Duncan Graham-Rowe reports on the scientific efforts taking place around the world to turn CO2 in our atmosphere into green fuel. 

Under pressure: how one company is harvesting clean energy from gas pipes

"There’s enough pressure in the world’s gas pipelines to make every nuclear power station redundant." That’s the bold claim of Andrew Mercer, setting out the rationale behind his Bath-based renewables company, 2OC. 

CSP: the light at the end of the desert

Across the world’s sunbelts, concentrated solar power is emerging as a blindingly obvious answer both to global power –and local water – needs. But can it reach the scale required? asks Duncan Graham-Rowe.

Foundations for recovery: can the construction industry green build itself out of the recession?

The UK construction industry is experiencing the worst slump in decades and it's not over yet. So is green building the answer to its woes? Louise Bateman reports.

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