Thursday, August 28. 2008
Ascension Island. Barren, 4,044 miles from Land's End, but ours says the FO
Life as normal on British territorial outpost as its volcanic rock takes centre stage at United Nations
Wednesday, August 27. 2008
Environment quiz: How closely do you follow the green news?
Are you a deep green newshound? Take our environmental news quiz based on what?s happened in the week to find out if you?re an eco-hero or a heartless zero. Can you get all the answers without clicking on the links?
Energy: Indian suitor wins £1.4bn bid battle for Imperial oil
Imperial Energy agrees to takeover by India's ONGC Videsh for £1.4bn
Tuesday, August 26. 2008
Richard Douthwaite: Reaping the windfall
Richard Douthwaite: The current system of energy supply, with massive profits made by energy companies, is unsustainable. But there is a fairer way
Japanese study finds worrying loss of blubber in whales
Scientists fear that global warming could be making it more difficult for minkes to reproduce
Monday, August 25. 2008
Larry Elliott: Can a dose of recession solve climate change?
Subverting the growth-at-all-costs model is appealing but not politically feasible
Larry Elliott: Can a dose of recession solve climate change?
Subverting the growth-at-all-costs model is appealing but not politically feasible
Saturday, August 23. 2008
Science Weekly podcast: A Newsjam special featuring flying saucers made by schoolchildren; plus new biofuel bugs
Alok Jha presents a Newsjam special. We discuss the MoD's Grand Challenge; the ExoMars rover; personalised drugs; Prince Charles and GM crops; biofuel bugs; Harun Yahya; homoeopathy; plus an invisibility cloak
Science Weekly podcast: A Newsjam special featuring flying saucers made by schoolchildren; plus new biofuel bugs
Alok Jha presents a Newsjam special. We discuss the MoD's Grand Challenge; the ExoMars rover; personalised drugs; Prince Charles and GM crops; biofuel bugs; Harun Yahya; homoeopathy; plus an invisibility cloak
Science Weekly podcast: A Newsjam special featuring flying saucers made by schoolchildren; plus new biofuel bugs
Alok Jha presents a Newsjam special. We discuss the MoD's Grand Challenge; the ExoMars rover; personalised drugs; Prince Charles and GM crops; biofuel bugs; Harun Yahya; homoeopathy; plus an invisibility cloak
Science Weekly podcast: A Newsjam special featuring flying saucers made by schoolchildren; plus new biofuel bugs
Alok Jha presents a Newsjam special. We discuss the MoD's Grand Challenge; the ExoMars rover; personalised drugs; Prince Charles and GM crops; biofuel bugs; Harun Yahya; homoeopathy; plus an invisibility cloak
Friday, August 22. 2008
Norway will not catch enough whales to meet its quota this year
Norway will not catch enough whales to meet its quota this year, in what environmentalists are claiming is proof that the nation should abandon the activity completely
The UK hotspots at risk from climate change
Here are 10 case studies from England, Wales and Northern Ireland on the National Trust coastal hotspots
Thursday, August 21. 2008
Nick Clegg: To fight climate change and achieve a zero-carbon Britain, we must become energy independent
Nick Clegg: We need to set ourselves an ambitious goal: to become energy independent within the EU by 2050
Charlotte Higgins on cycling
Charlotte Higgins Bicycles have inspired artists for as long as they have been around
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