Green Living

Conservative home affairs spokesperson Chris Huhne claimed ?119 of parliamentary expenses for a "trouser press" iron to be delivered to his home, as reported in The Independent. He has now repaid the cost of the trouser press and defended his expense claims.

Huhne warns of £4bn hole in nuclear power budget

Chris Huhne, the Energy and Climate Change Secretary, hit out at his predecessors last night for leaving a £4bn "black hole" in the nuclear power budget.

Inside Green Living

Caroline Lucas, leader of the Green Party. It is the first time in decades a new national party has taken a seat at Westminster

A historic moment for the environment

Friday, 28 May 2010

Michael McCarthy: History doesn't always come in thunderclaps or cheering crowds, and it was made with little fuss when Caroline Lucas got to her feet

<b>Gary Neville</b><br/>  Ageless full-back has not played for England since winning his 85th cap against Spain in 2007. But since returning from a career-threatening calf injury this season his 16 appearances for United have propelled him into contention for one of the more improbable international comebacks.

Judgement day looms for Neville's zero-carbon footprint

Thursday, 27 May 2010

Jonathan Brown: The Man United star is passionate about his flower-shaped property – but others are less than convinced by it

One of Ocado's 'green' vans waits to be fuelled with diesel

Ocado, the eco-friendly firm that runs on diesel

Thursday, 27 May 2010

Ocado, the online "green van" delivery service that supplies groceries to customers' doors and claims to have changed the face of shopping, has been falling short of its own environmental pledges.

Yes they can: children enjoy helping out in the garden

Top tips for your own eco-warriors

Thursday, 27 May 2010

Playing to their fascination with nature makes it easy to teach green issues to children

Recession helps meet carbon targets

Monday, 24 May 2010

Britain's carbon emissions are set to fall again slightly this year after the recession drove dramatic declines of around 10 per cent last year, analysts say.

Cyclo-therapy: 'Cyclefit are to the bicycle what Rigby & Peller are mto the brassiere – vehicle and passenger should be as one'

Saturday, 22 May 2010

I've only gone and done it. More than two years after I "accidentally" bought my trusty blue Trek Madone while intending only to buy socks – and a year after I discovered it was totally the wrong size for my leggy frame – I've laid down the readies for a bespoke ride hand-built in the finest aerospace-grade, high-modulus (me neither) carbon fibre. Excited, me? Just a bit.

A worker collects oil palm fruits at a plantation in Sepang outside Kuala Lumpur

Online protest drives change to Nestlé palm oil policy

Wednesday, 19 May 2010

Food giant bows to Greenpeace campaign and vows to cut its 'deforestation footprint'.

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Ten great eco-products

Wednesday, 19 May 2010

Here are ten great products to help you stay as eco-friendly as possible:

Make your home eco-friendly

Wednesday, 19 May 2010

The first steps to turning your house green are the easiest, writes Sally J Hall

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