Environment
Alongside carbon, water footprint steps on the agenda for companies
27 Feb 2009
With companies increasingly focused on reducing their carbon footprint a new movement is urging corporations to track their "water footprint" as well.
CNN International in global sonsorship deal with Suzlon Energy
27 Feb 2009
India’s largest wind turbine manufacturer, Suzlon, is building its brand globally to to embody sustainable living through a global sponsorship of CNN's environmental programmes
Sun-power your appliances
27 Feb 2009
Sun-power your appliances
27 Feb 2009
US investors dangle $3-trillion clean energy investment
26 Feb 2009
A group of US investors have urged legislative backing for energy and climate change action that would generate $3 trillion worth fresh investment in clean technologies.
Google Earth maps CO2 emissions
23 Feb 2009
Global outcry as cops board anti-whaling ship
23 Feb 2009
Australian police seize documentay evidence filmed by conservationists that shows the agonising killing of a whale hunted by Japanese fishermen
Oil spill threatens Irish and Welsh coast
18 Feb 2009
First 'model solar city' planned in Nagpur
18 Feb 2009
Mobile phone makers moving to solar-powered handsets
By By Mary Thomas | 18 Feb 2009
The mobile phone industry is going to great lengths to boast its environmental credentials. Mary Thomas reports
US, China in race for top slot in global wind industry
17 Feb 2009
US and China are leading the race on adding new installed wind power capacity, while in Europe it has emerged the top source for new power generation capacity addition
Climate change to be more devastating than predicted: scientist
16 Feb 2009
Recent studies show that higher temperatures could ignite tropical forests and melt the Arctic tundra, releasing billions of tons of greenhouse gas that could raise global temperatures even more in a vicious cycle by the end of the century.
Samsung develops solar-powered touchscreen phone
13 Feb 2009
Climate change blamed for Australia’s worst bushfire
09 Feb 2009
As Australia records its worst ever bushfire in its history, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd told reporters that “Hell in all its fury has visited the good people of Victoria in the last 24 hours and many good people now lie dead.”
GE promotes solar panels at Super Bowl
03 Feb 2009
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