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Greenpeace and Facebook will collaborate on the promotion of renewable energy, encourage major utilities to develop renewable energy generation, and develop programmes that will enable Facebook users to save energy and engage their communities in clean energy decisions (1).
The news comes two years after Greenpeace launched its global Unfriend Coal Campaign (2, 3), enlisting 700,000 online activists (4) to call on Facebook to power its datacentres with clean energy instead of coal (5). As a ... [more]
Greenpeace and Facebook will collaborate on the promotion of renewable energy, encourage major utilities to develop renewable energy generation, and develop programmes that will enable Facebook users to save energy and engage their communities in clean energy decisions (1).
The news comes two years after Greenpeace launched its global Unfriend Coal Campaign (2, 3), enlisting 700,000 online activists (4) to call on Facebook to power its datacentres with clean energy instead of coal (5). As a ... [more]
According to new research from Future Friendly, 69 per cent of Brits would like to be more environmentally friendly - but still don’t do the little, everyday things that can help make a difference.
A quarter of UK homes still leave their appliances on standby (26 per cent) – in fact, almost half of children do not switch off at the mains (45 per cent). Just one fifth of the population rides a bike instead of uses a car (19 per cent), while only four in ten makes a conscious effort to eat loc... [more]
According to new research from Future Friendly, 69 per cent of Brits would like to be more environmentally friendly - but still don’t do the little, everyday things that can help make a difference.
A quarter of UK homes still leave their appliances on standby (26 per cent) – in fact, almost half of children do not switch off at the mains (45 per cent). Just one fifth of the population rides a bike instead of uses a car (19 per cent), while only four in ten makes a conscious effort to eat loc... [more]
Spanish water management company Aqualia has won its first contract in Chile. The contract, worth US$21 million dollars (almost 17 million euro), includes the development of a desalination plant as well as the supply, installation and commissioning of its electromechanical equipment. The plant will supply industrial water to the Candelaria mine facilities in the arid northern Chile area.
The desalination plant, commissioned by Minera Candelaria (a company owned 80% by US company Freeport an... [more]
Fugro has acquired ERT (Scotland) Ltd., an Edinburgh-based marine environmental consultancy, to add another service to those already provided by Fugro Renewables. Plans for new offshore windfarms and wave or tidal device installations are subject to stringent marine environmental impact studies prior to approval.
“From feasibility studies and initial assessments to site surveys and investigations, construction services, and ultimately, decommissioning, Fugro provides a full-range of marine re... [more]
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