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Ben Bradshaw with Regen chief executive Merlin Hyman Twenty-three MPs and Peers supported the development of a world-leading renewable energy industry in the south west of England today when they
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Like father, like son: a parent’s life chances are, more often than not, passed to their children Being a reader of this blog, you’re obviously dynamic, tenacious and results driven.
With the recent news that the global atmospheric concentration of CO2 had reached 400 parts per million for the first time in around three million years, it obviously came as
Greenpeace is proving itself to be a powerful campaigner against major corporate interests it considers are acting unethically or unsustainably. In February, it celebrated the decision by Asia Pulp &
Britain’s young people face a bleak future, according to a new Unicef report, which places the UK in 16th position in a table reflecting child wellbeing across the world’s richest
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[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ertu9_MhFiM&w=560&h=315] The woman, who is Croatian, has titled this: ‘One photo a day in the worst year of my life’, and relates to events during 2012.
Economic challenges abound, but the CR Salary Survey 2012, published this month, shows a sector that’s not only enjoying continuing growth but also a place increasingly at the heart of
When an entrepreneur has the inspiration to start a business, their first aspiration is not necessarily a financial one. Before the bit about developing a sustainable business model comes conceptualising
It’s six years ago that I developed a green consumer magazine for the UK market, called GreenerLiving. Its launch, at least for me, was a fateful day in January 2007.
Jettison your worries about air emissions and the pound’s exchange rate and opt instead for a British break. To help you plan, travel writer Mark Rowe offers his top five