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85% of local authorities now own solar panels, report reveals

20th April 201820th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

The Solar Trade Association has produced a report which reveals how many local authorities are utilising solar technology. They analysed

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Features Water 

In practice: how smart water treatment could reduce plastic waste

20th April 201820th April 2018 Dave Norman

Developments in smart water treatment can be an important factor in the erosion of the UK’s huge waste plastic pile,

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Features Housing Regeneration Transport & Highways 

Report shines light on the barriers to healthy placemaking

19th April 201819th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

Design Council worked with Social ChangeUK to survey over 600 built environment practitioners across the UK to understand their views

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Features Waste 

In practice: how automation is revolutionising waste

19th April 201820th April 2018 Benjamin Eule

Writing for Environment Journal, Dr Benjamin Eule of Stadler Engineering explains how equipment automation is driving the future of waste management.

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renewables
Energy Features 

Offshore sector supplies enough electricity to power 20% of UK homes, report finds

18th April 201818th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

The Crown Estate has announced in its latest report, published this week, that in 2017 the offshore sector supplied the

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carbon
Features Pollution 

Car manufacturers are holding back low emissions vehicles, campaigners say

18th April 201818th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

Green transport campaigners Transport and Environment (T&E) has accused car manufacturers of delaying more efficient models until 2019 to clear

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Features Waste and Recycling 

Gove calls on sports industry to tackle plastic waste

18th April 201818th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

Environment secretary Michael Gove will use the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting this week to call on the sporting industry

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Features Housing Regeneration 

Group calls for garden city commitment from ministers

17th April 201817th April 2018 Jamie Hailstone

A group of 50 organisations have called on the government to demonstrate its continued support for delivering new garden villages,

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Features Pollution 

Scientists announce plastic eating breakthrough

17th April 201817th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

Scientists have engineered an enzyme which can digest some of the world’s most commonly polluting plastics, and they believe it

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Features Waste and Recycling 

UK pledges £61.4m to help clean up oceans

16th April 201816th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

The UK government has announced a £61.4m package of funding which it hopes will aid global research and help countries

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Energy Features 

How a green economy can promote growth

16th April 201818th April 2018 Dustin Benton

Dustin Benton is policy director at Green Alliance and he is writing for Environment Journal following his contribution to the

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Energy Features 

Renewable fuels given government boost

13th April 201813th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

The Government has introduced new regulations which they hope will see the amount of renewable fuel blended in with petrol

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Energy Features Uncategorised 

Estate residents start renewable trading energy

13th April 201818th April 2018 Jamie Hailstone

Residents on a Hackney housing estate have started trading renewable energy with each other, as part of a pilot blockchain

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Energy Features 

Government announce £320m fund for heat networks

12th April 201812th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

The government has announced a new scheme for consumers and non-domestic users such as hospitals, schools and council buildings to

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Energy Features 

UK-based floating solar farm factory to begin production

12th April 201812th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

AqvaFloat has announced that they are due to begin production of floating systems for solar farms across the UK and

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Energy Features Housing 

Human and environmental economics: 15 minutes with…Christian Felber, author and economist

12th April 201812th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

Christian Felber is an economist who founded the Economy for the Common Good,  an economic model which focuses on the well-being

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Features Pollution Waste and Recycling 

NHS uses 334,000 disposable coffee cups a day, new data reveals

11th April 201811th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

Coffee retailers such as Starbucks and Costa Coffee have been under increased pressure to reduce the amount of waste created

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Features Recycling Waste 

Waitrose to outlaw disposable coffee cups by Autumn

11th April 201811th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

The supermarket will initially stop the sale of disposable cups in 9 stores from April 30, with a nationwide rollout

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Energy Features 

World’s most powerful wind turbine installed in Scotland

11th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

The turbine is the first of 11 to be deployed at the Vattenfall-owned facility in Aberdeen Bay and the developers

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renewables
Energy Features Water 

Northumbrian Water to be powered solely from renewables

10th April 201810th April 2018 Thomas Barrett

All of Northumbrian Water’s 1,858 sites will be run using power generated from renewable electricity after signing a deal worth

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