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Cyclo-therapy: 'The Chilterns run begins just after 7am at Finchley Road Tube. By 8.15am, we’re bowling along the remote lanes'

Saturday, 8 January 2011

I've been taking a keen interest in the debate over the high-speed rail link that would cut right through the Chilterns. Not because I live in the Chilterns, but because I go there to cycle, and so magical is the landscape that I can fully understand why the plans have caused such an outbreak of Nimbyism.

'Fracking' could release vast gas reserves but threatens water and wildlife

UK joins 'gas rush' despite pollution fears

Sunday, 2 January 2011

Andrew Johnson: Controversial new technique for drilling gas wells is to be tried for the first time in Britain.

The spread of incinerators across the UK is being resisted by activists

We chuck out 10 Wembleys of food a year

Sunday, 2 January 2011

Kate Youde: Wales has shown the way by reusing kitchen rubbish, but most UK councils lag behind.

Hi-tech in disarray as China rations vital minerals

Thursday, 30 December 2010

Martin Hickman: China has slashed exports of metals which are crucial for electronics products.

According to the Environment Agency there are 21 facilities in the UK currently treating municipal waste

Waste crisis means 80 giant furnaces set for go-ahead in 2011

Tuesday, 28 December 2010

Jonathan Brown: A grassroots revolt is growing over a new generation of incinerators, which would see the amount of household waste sent to be burnt more than double.

Solar power means the people of Turkana no longer have to dig scoop wells

IoS Appeal: Solar power frees thousands from risks

Sunday, 19 December 2010

Raymond Whitaker: Instead of turning a tap, imagine walking more than 10 miles for water.

That thing you chew: Gum is one of the world's oldest confections

The wad squad: Enterprising experts are on a quest to combat chewing gum on our pavements

Friday, 17 December 2010

Gum freshens our breath but it's a blight on city streets that costs £150m a year to shift. Surely there's a smarter way to chew?

Video: Consumer concern over energy reform

Thursday, 16 December 2010

Consumers have expressed concern over the government's proposed energy reforms which critics warn could add £500 a year to the average household's energy bills.

Subsidies to jump start UK green car revolution

Wednesday, 15 December 2010

The first green cars to qualify for a subsidy of up to £5,000 were unveiled by the Government yesterday.

First subsidised electric cars announced

Tuesday, 14 December 2010

The Government today announced the first nine electric cars for which drivers will be eligible for a 25% Whitehall-paid grant.

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