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Guardian Environment Network

Guardian Environment Network

BusinessGreen is part of the Guardian Environment Network and frequently reproduces content from the Guardian Environment team.

If you have any queries about these articles please contact BusinessGreen editor James Murray on [email protected].

Articles by Guardian Environment Network

IT

Wanted! An army of citizen scientists to tackle air pollution

A Europe-wide project asks iPhone users to help monitor levels of pollution in major cities

clock 01 September 2015 •

Infrastructure

Activists threaten lawsuit against EPA over fracking-induced earthquakes

Environmental groups band together to call on agency to improve laws for disposal of wastewater, often dumped in places that could leak toxic chemicals

clock 27 August 2015 •

Politics

Top campaigners call for mass climate action ahead of Paris conference

Noam Chomsky, Desmond Tutu, Naomi Klein and Vivienne Westwood among group calling for mass mobilisation on the scale of slavery abolition and anti-apartheid movements

clock 26 August 2015 •

Carbon Trading

Kyoto protocol's carbon credit scheme 'increased emissions by 600m tonnes'

Major UNFCCC carbon trading scheme hit by serious corruption allegations involving organised crime in Russia and Ukraine

clock 25 August 2015 •

Policy

EU calls for urgency in 'seriously lagging' Paris climate talks

EU's top climate official warns 'painfully slow' negotiations must be accelerated to seal a meaningful global emissions pact at Paris summit

clock 21 August 2015 •

Investment

Climate philanthropist George Soros invests millions in coal

Billionaire has previously funded renewable energy and low-carbon initiatives and has called coal a 'lethal bullet' for climate change

clock 19 August 2015 •

Waste

McDonald's, Wrigley and others call on government to fight £1bn litter problem

Coalition of campaign groups and businesses back cleanup plan in a letter to the Guardian, urging the government to ‘provide or stimulate funding'

clock 17 August 2015 •

Investment

Standard Chartered quits controversial Queensland coal mining project

Involvement with the mine, which critics say threatens endangered species, was exposing the London-based bank to reputational damage

clock 11 August 2015 •

Nuclear

Planned Hinkley Point nuclear power station under fire from energy industry

Energy analyst says that for same price as Hinkley Point C, providing 3,200MW of capacity, almost 50,000MW of gas-fired power capacity could be built

clock 10 August 2015 •

Risk

Sea defences not enough to protect delta cities from rising flood risk - study

'Eco-based' engineering systems may be key to protecting cities that face up to eight times more risk from rising tides, storm surges and floods, says study

clock 07 August 2015 •
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