O2 aims to become a zero waste to landfill company by 2015 and deliver up to 4
million tonnes of carbon savings under ambitious new plans unveiled today (February
7).
London Mayor Boris Johnson is calling for students from across the capital to come up with "innovative ideas" to cut carbon emissions from buildings and make them more energy efficient.
The University of Exeter has implemented stormwater storage in a new hall of residence as part of its ongoing £275m Streatham Campus development project.
Amercian ice-cream giants Ben & Jerry's have launched a new competition in a bid to encourage socially responsible entrepreneurs to give back to the environment and community.
If you're concerned about specific environmental issues, you're probably trying to do something about them. Some of those actions may extend to what you put on your dinner plate.
See how other readers of this website are changing their diets and eating habits to address their environmental concerns and reflect their environmental commitment--and join the discussion.
Every time we are exposed to radiation, whether from a medical X-ray or a nuclear accident, government officials quickly reassure us that the amount of radiation we are likely to receive is perfectly safe.
Many medical experts disagree, arguing that radiation exposure is cumulative and no amout of radiation is truly safe. Learn more.
In his third State of the Union this month, President Barack Obama again called on Congress to end federal subsidies and tax breaks for big oil companies.
Obama said the money would be better spent developing clean, renewable energy that could one day replace oil and help make the United States energy-independent.
Read an earlier take on the question of taxpayer-financed subsidies for oil companies.
