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Tuesday, September 11th, 2007

Sustainability and Slots in Ireland

COMHAR IRELAND –  It’s striking how terminology and ideas most of us are barely aware of suddenly hit the headlines, and become part of our daily discourse. In Ireland, ‘Heathrow slots’ is one such term that has recently entered our vocabulary, triggered by the recent decision by Aer Lingus to transfer Heathrow slots from Shannon

Tuesday, September 11th, 2007

ENVISAT Helps South African Development Community

S H A R E is one of the European Space Agency’s DUE Tiger projects. SHARE aims at enabling an operational soil moisture monitoring service for the region of the Southern African Development Community (SADC). Read More

Tuesday, September 11th, 2007

UK Divers Buck Europe’s Tumbling Trend

DIGI CITY BELFAST – Two of Britain’s most stunning and vocal birds are increasing their UK numbers while seriously declining throughout the rest of their European range. Read More

Monday, September 10th, 2007

Developer Puts Energy into Bid for Eco-Village

BRISTOL EVENING POST – A Bristol-based house- builder is in the frame to construct the UK’s first carbon-neutral village in Hanham. Edward Ware is among the five developers vying for the contract on the energy-efficient development, which could become a blueprint for building projects after 2016. The Clifton-based company faces competition from two of Britain’s

Sunday, September 9th, 2007

Sustainable City Development 2007

Be involved in shaping future urban solutions through active workshops and study visits. Experience examples of partnership working between private and public sectors that produce results. This conference is aimed at those working with sustainable urban development in private sector, universities and public bodies in Europe. A regional Sustainable Building 2007 conference will be included

Sunday, September 9th, 2007

Italian Minister Opens World´s Largest Photovoltaic Congress in Milan

22nd PHOTOVOLTAIC CONFERENCE –  The world´s largest photovoltaic congress has started in Milan. It was officially opened by Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio, Italian Minister for the Environment, Land and Sea. “The Italian government is working hard, together with the European Union, in order to enhance the energy production using renewable sources and particularly the sun. Read More

Sunday, September 9th, 2007

The Condo Generation

DWELL DAILY  – Bochniak is one of thousands in L.A. who are now buying condos in multifamily complexes instead of single-family homes, and contributing, sale by sale, to a major change in the urban form and identity of Los Angeles—from sprawling and horizontal to higher and denser. Read More 

Sunday, September 9th, 2007

‘Sustainable’ Flood Defences Call

BBC NEWS – Thousands of homes could be spared flooding misery if a more sustainable approach to the problem is taken, nature campaigners have said. Read More

Saturday, September 8th, 2007

UK: Rail Overview

ICE – Nine times out of ten, British trains arrive on time. However, in England especially, where the rail network is at full stretch, the future is less rosy. What is needed is a long-term national strategy for moving passengers and freight in comfort and on time. Read More

Friday, September 7th, 2007

EU Carbon Price Remains Elusive

REUTERS – Policymakers and industry view carbon prices as a vital weapon against climate change, by penalizing greenhouse gas emissions, but for all that analysts are struggling to agree on what the price will be next year. Read More

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