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Global Wind Turbine Shortage

18th July 2007

According to the Guardian, there is a world shortage of wind turbines, which the paper is "blaming" on George Bush giving tax credits to stimulate...

How low (carbon) can we go?

17th July 2007

During this month's Live Earth concerts (remember them?), Al Gore was asking for pledges to reduce carbon emissions by 90% in an unspecified timeframe. This...

William McDonough: Cradle to Cradle

13th July 2007

Another video from the Californian TED conference series, this time from architect Bill McDonough. The start of the talk can be a bit heavy on...

Internet shopping: good or bad for the planet?

11th July 2007

Internet shopping looks like another area where the "is it or isn't it good for the environment" debate will rage ad infinitum (cf carbon offsetting,...

Industry not exploiting carbon reduction business opportunities

9th July 2007

A report by the Economist Intelligence Unit has found that industry is not yet exploiting the business benefits of carbon reduction. The conclusions of the...

No posts for the next week…

29th June 2007

...tune in the week after for more sustainable business news and views.

Terra Infirma sponsors CSR Forum

28th June 2007

We are delighted to announce that we are now sponsoring the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Forum on SustainabilityForum.com. The sponsorship forms part of our own...

Legislation bites

27th June 2007

It is a busy time on the legislation front with the Registration, Evaluation and Authorisation of Chemicals (REACH) directive coming into force on 1st June...

9 out of 10 consumers don’t believe your green claims

25th June 2007

A survey by Consumers International last week made grim reading for those companies trying to prove their green credentials - only 10% of consumers believe...

The Carbon Footprint of Offices

21st June 2007

While there has been exhaustive analysis of the energy use of the manufacturing and transportation industry, there has been relatively little light shone on the...

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