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Efficiency

DOE: Rare earth shortages may damage clean tech growth

Report identifies five minerals used to make wind turbines and electric cars that are likely to face supply challenges through to 2015

clock 06 January 2012 •

Science

Tories and Labour renew backing for GM food crops

Farming minister tells conference GM can help meet rising food demand, while Mary Creagh MP calls for 'open mind' on GM

clock 05 January 2012 •

Supply chain

Pop goes the Aussie carbon bubble

clock 05 January 2012 • 1 min read

Skills

Hawaii launches web directory of green employers

New online tool to help job seekers tap into booming green jobs market

clock 05 January 2012 •

Buildings

Wales pushes to improve building performance

Government will use new powers to improve energy efficiency of offices and homes

clock 04 January 2012 •

Management

Speaker line up confirmed for customer engagement webinar

Sustainability bosses from Accor and M&S to reveal secrets of effective green consumer engagement

clock 30 December 2011 •

Workplace

Exclusive: Accor aims to draw the curtain on unsustainable hotels

Hospitality giant reveals how staff training and carbon bonuses are helping to cut energy use and slash emissions

clock 28 December 2011 •

Transport

Can electric bikes take the uphill struggle out of cycling to work?

Jessica Shankleman examines the pros and cons of the latest electric bike

clock 28 December 2011 • 6 min read

Carbon Accounting

California wine industry to get green performance metrics

Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance trialling measures to help wineries record and communicate their environmental impacts

clock 22 December 2011 •

Buildings

'Green deal' will fail, government's climate advisers warn

Scheme to make 14m UK homes more energy efficient will only reach 2-3m households, Committee on Climate Change says

clock 21 December 2011 •
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