Archive for November 22nd, 2008

Wind turbines would need to cover Wales to supply a sixth of country’s energy needs

AN area the size of Wales would need to be covered in wind turbines to meet just a sixth of the nation’s daily energy needs according to a new study that has cast doubt over the Government’s push for wind energy.

Britain colder than Moscow as Arctic snap brings snow as far south as Kent

Parts of Britain will be colder than Moscow this weekend with up to four inches of snow in the east and areas as far south as Kent expected to receive a dusting.

Closing the Energy Gap

In the next 20 years a substantial amount of the
UK’s existing electricity generation capacity will
close. How this capacity is replaced will have a
major impact on the UK’s ability to meet its
international and domestic carbon emissions
reduction targets.

To explore this issue WWF-UK and Greenpeace
commissioned Pöyry energy consultants to look
at the implications for the UK electricity sector of
meeting [...]

UK Law’s Passage Arouses Dispute Over Green Energy

LONDON – A move approved by Britain’s lower house, to expand a price support plan for households making green energy to larger renewables projects, could undermine a vital existing scheme, big energy producers said.

Reptiles now more popular pets than dogs

Reptiles like snakes geckos and bearded dragons have become such popular pets that they now outnumber dogs new research has found.

Duncan Clark on Arnold Schwarzenegger’s bid to save the rainforest

Three US governors join forces with Indonesia and Brazil to keep carbon locked up in endangered tropical forests

Duncan Clark on Arnold Schwarzenegger’s bid to save the rainforest

Three US governors join forces with Indonesia and Brazil to keep carbon locked up in endangered tropical forests

Greenwatch: Malaria and dengue the sting in climate change

Today’s top green stories from websites around the world

Polish PM to meet Britain’s Brown on EU climate package

(WARSAW ) – Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk will meet his British counterpart Gordon Brown on Monday in London for talks on the EU’s planned climate package and the global financial crisis, a Tusk aide said.

How untidy gardens could be key to saving the house sparrow

Unkempt gardens could be the key to saving one of the nation’s best-known birds, as paving, decking and and removal of trees contribute to their decline.

 

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