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New view of electric cars unveiled
06 October 2008
A new electric concept car has been revealed by Nissan at the Paris Motor Show.
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New wind turbine to meet demand
06 October 2008
A new wind turbine has been launched to exploit "strong demand" for renewables.
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Orange goes green
06 October 2008
Mobile phone company Orange is teaming up with WWF France to assess the environmental performance of its products.


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Severn Trent to boost renewables
06 October 2008
Water giant Severn Trent is to test the viability for a turbine at a sewage plant near Nottingham.

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Climate change 'biggest challenge'
03 October 2008
The possible dangers of climate change overshadow the threats of organised crime, drugs and terrorism.
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Google envisions electric cars
03 October 2008
Google has included electric vehicles in a plan to help free the US from reliance on fossil fuels for energy generation.
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Wind farm installer predicts growth
03 October 2008
Offshore wind power production is expected to grow at a rapid rate, according to a leading wind farm installer.

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Fighting climate change boosts health
02 October 2008
Raising the targets for carbon emissions cuts could save the EU £20 billion in health related benefits, according to a new report.


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Greenhouse emissions need to be cut early
02 October 2008
Unless carbon emissions are reduced at a rate of three per cent a year, the likelihood of significant and irreversible impacts of climate change will rise, according to a new report.
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Italians look to seaweed
02 October 2008
An Italian biodiesel collective has announced that it is to phase out its use of food crops, instead concentrating on seaweed for fuel.

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