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Flint prepares eco-town roadshow

27 June 2008

Housing minister Caroline Flint will announce the next expanded stage of public consultation on eco-towns on Monday.

Energy targets struggle

27 June 2008

Ministers are confident that fast-track planning will speed up delivery of renewable energy schemes but environmental campaigners are less sanguine, reports Domenic Donatantonio.

Court rejects green claims

27 June 2008

A local resident has failed in a High Court challenge against a planned pre-cast concrete manufacturing plant that she claimed would destroy ancient woodland.

Trust acts on footprint cut

27 June 2008

The Carbon Trust has launched a standard to encourage firms to reduce their carbon footprint through direct emission cuts.

Feed-in tariff calls persist

27 June 2008

he Renewable Energy Association (REA) has added its voice to calls for a feed-in tariff for the national grid.

City bids for lower impact

27 June 2008

City businesses are to be targeted to sign up to a climate initiative detailing their carbon footprint and progress on reducing their environmental impact.

Business urges capacity boost to meet climate change target

27 June 2008

Business chiefs have called on the government to approve 40 offshore wind farms and a raft of nuclear stations by 2020 to help the UK meet climate change targets.

Tottenham Park conversion plan agreed

27 June 2008

Plans for a carbon-neutral city farm and environment centre in Tottenham have moved a step closer after the London Borough of Haringey agreed to a major overhaul of a rundown park.

Guidance spelling out how the government proposes to handle eco-towns is eagerly awaited as developers behind the schemes refine their plans and local communities gear up to resist them, observes Ben Kochan.