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Lights out for birds in New York

The state of New York is going to start to turn off all non-essential lights in state-run buildings - but the move is not to save energy and to reduce carbon. In fact, turning off the lights is des...

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Picking apart the party policies: Green Party

The manifestos have been released and with them an outline of what to expect for several key industries and sectors should any of the parties be elected.

With that in mind, the health and s...

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Saving the rhino with paper

A rather special and unique way of saving rhinos in the Indian state of Assam has emerged, and it aims to dramatically change people's attitudes towards the animal.

Approximately 2,000...

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Picking apart the Party policies: UKIP

The manifestos have been released and with them an outline of what to expect for several key industries and sectors should any of the parties be elected.

With that in mind, the health and s...

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Pollution problem at Olympic venue

Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, located in Rio de Janeiro, is the lagoon where the world's best athletes will compete for the rowing and canoeing Olympic gold medals next summer. However, Brazilian...

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Picking apart the Party policies: Conservatives

In the run-up to the May General Elections, the manifestos have been released and with them an outline of what to expect for several key industries and sectors should any of the parties be elected....

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Picking apart the Party policies: Labour

The manifestos have been released and with them an outline of what to expect for several key industries and sectors should any of the parties be elected.

With that in mind, the health and s...

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Picking apart the Party policies: Cedrec's take!

Cedrec Legal Author, Amy Batch, is looking at the "big six" Party manifestos: Conservative, Labour, Green Party, UKIP, Liberal Democrats and the SNP, with a brief a...

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Government publish final report on safety reforms

A final progress report from the Department for Works and Pensions has highlighted the major milestones the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has made in delivering reforms...

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Air pollution warnings for England

The Government are warning that air pollution in England will peak this Friday (10 April 2015) as a result of warm weather. They are advising physical activity should be reduced, particularly by th...

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UK to face European court over coal plant emissions

The UK's emission discrepancies has landed a date in Brussels in front of a European court.

The coal-fired Aberthaw plant in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, is currently operating under a per...

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ReNEWable Zealand!

Just as reports of Costa Rica achieving 75 days of being powered by 100% renewable energy, New Zealand's Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment have released statistics which show tha...

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Costa Rica go green for a record 75 days!

Fantastic news on the zero carbon front!

Costa Rica have hit a record of 75 days, using power generated only through renewable sources.

The state is well-known for environmentally-f...

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Golden solution to environmental issue

Very few people would believe that they could be flushing valuable metals down the drain every day, but that is exactly what most of us do according to new research. Precious metals are increasingl...

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CDM ACoP may "never come" says HSE

On 6 April 2015, the current ACOP on CDM 2007 (L144 - Managing health and safety in construction) will be withdrawn. It has long been assumed a replacement will be produced...

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