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The latest environmental news from the UK, brought to you by UNEP/GRID-Arendal.
  • The Knutsford Great Race
    With entrants on penny farthings, hobby horses, bone shakers, this was British eccentricity at its best? In pictures: Knutsford's penny farthing race Cycling's answer to the Goodwood Festival of Speed was held in a small, quiet town south of Manchester on Sunday.
  • Marine energy test site installed in south-west
  • Letters: Forget ecotowns, we need smarter cities
    Use of terms like smart cities to describe technological fixes for urban areas only shows the narrowness of UK thinking on cities and sustainability (Smarter cities, Society, 8 September). The smart growth movement has been well-established in North America and elsewhere for the last 15-20 years and has shown that towns and cities are the future for most of us. But the challenges and sustainability they offer lie in much wider spatial, transport and community planning innovations.

Newsflash

Threat of coal-fired power stations

The coalition government is to open the door to new coal-fired power stations, stepping back from a policy that Cameron personally championed in opposition. To read more
You can email your MP asking them to support limits to emissions from power stations by signing this petition from 38 Degrees
 

Lobby your MP: The Big Climate Connection

The Stop Climate Chaos Coalition is calling for people across the UK to connect with others in their communities and lobby their MPs on climate change on 5th-6th November.

To find out more

Join The Big Climate Connection!

The Stop Climate Chaos Coalition is calling for people across the UK to connect with others in their communities and lobby their MPs on climate change on 5th-6th November.

Last Updated (Tuesday, 17 August 2010 19:32)

 

Portsmouth Goes to the Wave

Have a look at this great film by Rob Hind about our trip to the Wave

 

 

  

Last Updated (Friday, 22 January 2010 12:39)