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Articles in Sustainable Living (Total Articles 14, Showing: 11 -> 14)

The "Green" or Ecological Wedding

The Does it seem like the phrases "ecology" and "wedding" could hardly have less in common?

Transport

Transport Fossil fuel-driven vehicles (ie. petrol and diesel) have a major impact on the environment.

Water Conservation

Water Conservation In a world where a large percentage of the population have no access to it, fresh, clean drinkable water is a valuable, expensive resource which moder...

What can I add to my compost bin?

What can I add to my compost bin? Composting is a biological process. The fertiliser that is the end result of composting can only be as good as the ingredients you add to the compost ...

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Close-up: Dale Vince

Two decades ago Dale Vince was trundling around Britain in a bus, a new-age traveller doing his best to live "off-grid". Twelve years ago, his local electricity supplier laughed him out of its offices when he offered to sell them power from the wind turbine he'd built near his home on a hill outside Stroud. Today, the 47-year-old's firm, Ecotricity, is responsible for 12 per cent of Britain's wind turbines and provides 50-per-cent green electricity to 35,000 customers.

The Independent , 2008-11-30T00:00:00-05:00

Britain tries to block vital GM safeguard

Britain is this week single-handedly setting out to sabotage a vital safeguard against farmers unwittingly growing GM crops, a secret document seen by The Independent on Sunday reveals.

The Independent , 2008-11-30T00:00:00-05:00

Washington plans mass slaughter of America's mustangs

Wild mustangs, those quintessential symbols of the American West for hundreds of years, are facing their most deadly predator yet: the pen-pushing civil servants of the US Bureau of Land Management.

The Independent , 2008-11-30T00:00:00-05:00

Greenhouse gases will heat up planet 'for ever'

Global warming is for ever, some of the world's top climate scientists have concluded. Their research shows that carbon dioxide emitted from today's homes, cars and factories will continue to heat up the planet for hundreds of thousands of years.

The Independent , 2008-11-30T00:00:00-05:00

Scotland gets to rule its waves

Scotland will now be able to make its own decisions regarding planning and nature conservation in it seas up to 200 miles from the coast.

Energy Saving Trust , 2008-11-30T00:00:00-05:00

Sharp invests in solar despite downturn

Electronics company Sharp is aiming to increase production of photovoltaic panels by licensing its technology to outside firms.

Energy Saving Trust , 2008-11-30T00:00:00-05:00

Energy firms better prepared for climate change

Energy companies are better prepared to deal with the effects of climate change as a result of a collaboration with the Met Office, it has claimed.

Energy Saving Trust , 2008-11-30T00:00:00-05:00