Huhne: 'Wind turbines are certainly here to stay'
Energy secretary and green businesses launch fight back against critics of government's renewables polices
Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has rushed to the defence of the wind energy sector, following a series of media reports arguing that the government's green energy policies are responsible for energy bill...
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Can Europe stop tropical deforestation?
Companies and investors must team up with farm sectors, businesses and governments aspiring to achieve forest-friendly development, argue the Earth Innovation Institute's Daniel Nepstad and Darrel Webber
Study: Air pollution costs average London resident €1,294 a year
Health costs incurred as a result of air pollution are collectively higher in London than any other city in Europe, according to study that quantifies how much money European city dwellers spend due to particulate matter, NO2, and ozone
