It’s a nice day for a Green Wedding – some ways to transform your White Wedding into a Greener Future

Okay, a green wedding may not be at the top of everyone’s To Do list, but have you ever thought of how large the carbon footprint is for the whole affair. This article offers other ways to see the day, and maybe broaden future horizons along with the bigger picture. Continue reading

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This post was written by Ryan Whatley on August 26, 2008

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China go-for-gold in Energy Efficiency - how the Olympic nation looks in its final stages

From a standpoint of renewable energy and the environment, the composition of Beijing can look rather stark. But right up until the opening races, the Chinese government have continued to promote and develop their national aspiration of a greener China - Here’s how. Continue reading

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This post was written by Ryan Whatley on August 15, 2008

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What does the Beijing Olympics mean for the future of Renewable Energy?

From the viewpoint of energy and the environment, this summer’s Olympics in Beijing – a city of 15 million people – creates a strange contrast of the reality of China today, a country notorious for concrete and coal, and the vision of its future: a country characterised by astute environmental and energy custodianship. Continue reading

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This post was written by Ryan Whatley on August 15, 2008

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Ecobuild - Exhibiting the Best In Green Building

Each year, ‘Ecobuild’ - an event showing the best developments in green building - is held at Earl’s Court, London. A brief overview of the event’s attractions and practices. Continue reading

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This post was written by Chris Woolfrey on July 30, 2008

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Green Olympics - London and the Environment in 2012

The Beijing Olympics begin in earnest, and London comes next. How can environmental policy play its part? Continue reading

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This post was written by Chris Woolfrey on July 16, 2008

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Britain’s first eco-nightclub opens its doors to a change from the norm

Thats right - Britain is now host to one of the only ecological nightclubs in the world. The King’s Cross nightclub - named Surya - uses clubgoer’s dance moves to power the night, waterfree urinals to save on water, recycled cups and fairtrade drinks and many more initiatives that will get a London night out moving in the right direction. Continue reading

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This post was written by Ryan Whatley on July 16, 2008

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Solar Vehicles – still a long way from the showrooms, but they’ve sure come a long way!

What’s so important about solar vehicles? This article seeks to shed some light on the cultures of change and open up an brief awareness of Who? What? and Where? is supporting a solar solution. And hopefully bring one piece of the progression of eco-alternatives to the surfaces of societies around the globe, through a market that would seem to be the least willing for change. Continue reading

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This post was written by Ryan Whatley on July 11, 2008

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