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Household gas bill via Shutterstock As the temperatures drop our energy bills jump up and price increases become all the more noticeable. But where are those increases coming from? The...

On Dec 20, 2011 by Dave Collier 0 Comments

Aquaculture: How green is your farmed fish?

Industrial fish packaging via Shutterstock A new study shows just how green farmed marine fish are. Organic labels were most accurate, but many eco-labels were little better than farmed seafood...

On Dec 07, 2011 by Adrian Bishop 0 Comments

Timber plantations are not forests

Timber plantation via Shutterstock Environmentalists have always clearly defined commercial plantations and forests. The latter being natural and the former destroying indigenous biodiversity and natural resources with the aim to...

On Dec 05, 2011 by Michelle Simon 0 Comments

Carbon pirates threaten indigenous Peruvian peoples, report says

Peruvian Amazon via Shutterstock In Peru, over a third of forested lands are used and occupied by indigenous communities. However, their legal rights to their traditional land are frequently undermined,...

On Dec 01, 2011 by Melanie J. Martin 0 Comments

Virtual excavation finds evidence of sun worship near Stonehenge

Stonehenge via Shutterstock Archaeologists carrying out the world's biggest virtual excavation believe ancient sun worship may have taken place near the Stonehenge monument. They have found evidence that two massive...

On Nov 29, 2011 by Adrian Bishop 0 Comments

Music stars net $10m for Japan disaster victims with Songs for Japan album

Songs for Japan via Shutterstock The Songs for Japan hit album has so far raised $10million for victims of Japan's earthquake and tsunami. The special collection of songs from 30...

On Nov 09, 2011 by Adrian Bishop 0 Comments

Roundup of environment news stories this week: 4th November 2011

Recycle Bins via Shutterstock Climate change is on the rise. The US Department of Energy this week released figures saying more carbon dioxide is being released into the environment, with...

On Nov 04, 2011 by Laura Brown 0 Comments

Top environmental news stories this week: 28th October 2011

Roof rainwater runoff collection urged by experts

Collecting rainwater via Shutterstock Cities can vastly improve their water usage efficiency by building simple sloping roofs that facilitate the collection of rainwater runoff. Sloped roofs collect 50% more rainwater...

On Oct 25, 2011 by Dale Kiefer 0 Comments

Top environmental news stories from this week: 21st October 2011

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featured Green policies are not to blame for your heating bills

Aquaculture: How green is your farmed fish?

Timber plantations are not forests

Carbon pirates threaten indigenous Peruvian peoples, report says

Virtual excavation finds evidence of sun worship near Stonehenge

Music stars net $10m for Japan disaster victims with Songs for Japan album

Roundup of environment news stories this week: 4th November 2011

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Roof rainwater runoff collection urged by experts

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