Green watchdog hails low-carbon Olympic cauldron
Organisers failed to use biogas to fuel Olympic flame, but efficient design meant giant steel cauldron weighed just 16 tonnes
After months of speculation over every element of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, London 2012 organisers ultimately failed in their efforts to use a source of renewable energy for the flame....
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New partnerships will aim to drive progress across seven carbon-intensive industries, including shipping, aviation, and steel
Study: Majority of European consumers mistrustful of food sector sustainability claims
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'CommuniHeat': East Sussex villagers team up with UK Power Networks on zero carbon heat scheme
Residents in Barcombe, East Sussex hope to develop a precedent for ‘greener’ home heating that can be emulated by other rural communities
