Sector: Alternative Energy
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October 2009
Money Grows Trees
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October 2009
Precious Metal
Battery-powered electric vehicles may be heralded as the next big thing, but will lithium reserves that are already being devoured by consumer electronics be enough meet future demand? Rebecca Wright reports
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September 2009
In Deep Water
The EU's Common Fisheries Policy lies in tatters, as fears grow that fish stocks are reaching crisis point. Could a controversial system of fishery management be the saviour of an industry all at sea? Trevor Huggins reports
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July/August 2009
Smoke signals
It carries around 90% of world trade, yet international shipping has attracted relatively little attention from environmentalists and legislators... until now. Nick Jameson reports
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May 09
Scrapheap Challenge
Managing Europe's growing mountain of waste is moving up the political agenda. Sam Bond reports
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May 09
A New Lease Of Life
With landfill overflowing recycling is big business, and it’s not just old newspapers that are finding a new incarnation, says Sam Bond
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January/February 2009
The Best & Worst Green Innovations
The 10 ideas that might just save the planet... and those which are dead-ends or roadblocks
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January/February 2009
Green Heroes 2009
No more business as usual. These 30 entrepreneurs are already building the low-carbon post-recession economy
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January/February 2009
Eco warriors
Defying expectations, the military is trying to reduce its carbon bootprint, says Sarah Wachter
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January/February 2009
The True Cost of Kyoto
Bjørn Lomborg, controversial author of The Sceptical Environmentalist, asserts that dealing with climate change must arise from a level-headed debate about costs and benefits
