Gareth's Blog - Terra Infirma

New Course: Sustainable Development for Local Authorities

31st October 2007

We are proud to announce that we have created a special version of our Introduction to Sustainable Development course for Local Authorities. The new one-day...

Whose Carbon Is It Anyway? Part II

29th October 2007

When carbon footprinting, the allocation of carbon between different companies is a tricky issue as we've discussed before. Does the carbon produced by a gas-fired...

Reminder!

25th October 2007

Those free eco-design sessions in Gateshead are today & tomorrow.

1 in 6 SMEs know their carbon footprint?

24th October 2007

The 2007 SME Climate Change Survey found that 1 in 6 Small & Medium Size Enterprises (

I’m now “The Carbon Coach”

22nd October 2007

One of the more interesting projects I'm involved with at the minute is 'acting' as "The Carbon Coach" for two Tyneside teenagers for a DVD...

Green Washers and Green Winners Survey

19th October 2007

The Chatsworth FOOTSIE 100 Green Washers and Green Winners survey has found that UK big business puts image and consumer pressure ahead of genuine concern...

Supermarkets Start Putting Words into Practice

17th October 2007

Six months ago, you couldn't open a newspaper without one supermarket supremo or another launching a programme to make their chain more sustainable. Well the...

A Trillion Pages of Waste A Day

15th October 2007

Despite having spent ten years working in the environment and sustainability field, the sheer volume of our consumption of natural resources still has the capacity...

Oil price at record high – is this the beginning of the end?

12th October 2007

With the BBC reporting that oil prices are staying near the record high set in September, the 'peak oil' debate has started again.'Peak Oil' is...

What makes a product green?

10th October 2007

One of my pet subjects is making products greener (don't forget about my free workshops at Dott this month), and the key question is "What...

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