26.01.2007 from LogicalScience blog:
This turbine is claimed to be very quiet, usable around buildings, easily integrated into towers and the general urban environment.

26.01.2007 from WorldChanging:
A carbon emissions calculator designed to help fellow students learn about their school's energy use and calculate its carbon footprint.

25.01.2007 from Treehugger:
Great to find a product that is new, different and actually available (in North America anyway). It's a 'Magnetically-Levitated Axial Flux Alternator Vertical Axis Wind Turbine' which really runs best on a rooftop. Impressive.

10.01.2007 from Thrilling Wonder blog:
Modern offshore wind farms promise to be exceptionally energy efficient. When the weather is calm they also look fetchingly beautiful. Enjoy this pictorial guide.

09.01.2007 from alternative energy:
Complete plans and instructions of how to build your own solar heating system including detailed information about how the system operates, how it performs and what costs are involved.

08.01.2007 from Environment Times:
A new waterwheel that can operate in small rivers and streams has been proven to convert water power into electricity at a commercially viable rate and the company that developed it is now planning to sell them to the public in late 2007.

08.01.2007 from Guardian Unlimited:
You may have the will, the land and, crucially, the weather to become self-sufficient in energy. But first there's all that red tape to negotiate: "The government is going to have to remove all these hoops and hurdles. They're going to have to make grants bigger and force the grid to accept renewable energy, no matter what, if they want people to do this stuff." Absolutely!

06.01.2007 from ecolocal blog:
From now on, all cars in the European Union can be recycled for free.

05.01.2007 from Treehugger blog:
This new prototype turbine, called Stormblade, works by accelerating the wind onto the blades and is therefore more efficient at low as well as high wind speeds. It's bird- and bat-friendly too.

05.01.2007 from GroovyGreen:
How to get more miles out of your hybrid (or any other car for that matter).

01.01.2007 from Green Maven:
Not a blog but a new search engine gateway to the Green Web.

31.12.2006 from British Wind Energy Association:
BWEA have launched a guide on choosing and siting a small wind system, electricity savings, payback times, grant funding and how to contact manufacturers, aimed at consumers from the domestic, public and business sectors.

27.12.2006 from The Energy Blog:
The new, improved performance G-Wiz AC drive electric car from GoinGreen is now available for sale in London.

27.12.2006 from Mur Crusto eco-farm blog:
The passive solar conservatory construction is underway, but what about the eco-cottage and the planning department?

23.12.2006 from It's the Planet, Stupid! blog:
The idea is simply for anyone to find out just how dependent we all are on fossil fuels.

20.12.2006 from What's Next In Science & Technology:
The advantages of a train and a bus are united in the AutoTram.

17.12.2006 from unplugged living blog:
This £2000 system can be customised to suit your specific needs.

14.12.2006 from ecotivity:
For an economical and practical solution to meeting at least some of your home’s energy needs, you should seriously consider wood-fuelled heating.

12.12.2006 from It’s Getting Hot In Here blog:
'Solar Photovoltaics (PVs) are cost-effective. Don’t let anybody tell you otherwise,' comments Matt Reitman.

07.12.2006 from ecostreet blog:
A new American initiative which allows you to choose green energy while eliminating the large upfront investment costs.

07.12.2006 from AutoblogGreen:
A little crazy but it doesn't consume any fossil fuels and the only CO2 emissions come from the pedaler.

30.11.2006 from downsizer.net:
Ahh, warmth...we all want it. Here's a way of getting some.

20.11.2006 from Cleantech blog:
Wind turbines may 'not yet be setting the world on fire like rooftop PV solar products, but I’d certainly like one on my roof,' claims Neal Dikeman.

20.11.2006 from SkySails:
SkySails has developed a wind propulsion system based on large towing kites, which, for the first time, meets the requirements of shipping companies.

17.11.2006 from sustainablog:
WorldCoolers desktop application is designed to drive both action and interaction around the issue of of the changing climate.

17.11.2006 from Ramsay Home blog:
Bernard Malin is the first person in Massachusetts to own a residential 'micro combined-heat-and-power' system, also known as micro-CHP. But he’s not likely to be the last.

16.11.2006 from Danish Wind Energy Association:
Thinking of installing a turbine? How do you work out whether it will work as you want it to and where you want it to? This excellent site gives you all the details you could possibly want. e.g. Click 'Know How' and take the 'Guided Tour'.

13.11.2006 from ramsay home blog:
Technologies collectively known as concentrating photovoltaics are starting to enjoy their day in the sun.

12.11.2006 from aboutmyplanet:
Five things to keep in mind when installing a wind turbine.

10.11.2006 from Green Car Congress:
With a fuel economy - per passenger - equivalent to a hybrid car carrying two passengers, this quiet 'flying wing' may have a future.

05.11.2006 from What's Next In Science & Technology:
The University of Nottingham is helping to battle climate change by constructing a new experimental house on campus that will cut 'greenhouse gas' emissions by 60 per cent.

31.10.2006 from Treehugger blog:
Colin Challen MP thinks that a quarter of the space in car ads should be given over to environmental impact data.

29.10.2006 from Gristmill blog:
The U.K. is going offset-crazy, but how much is it helping the planet?

28.10.2006 from It's the planet, stupid! blog:
Could the world's great faiths mobilise the potent force of the faithful to tackle climate change?

26.10.2006 from World Changing:
Kinsale, Ireland, is en route for for weaning itself off fossil fuels, thanks to a timetabled strategy. Totnes, UK, could be next.

24.10.2006 from The Energy Blog:
A UK company has successfully designed, built and tested a 1kW fuel cell stack - the fundamental building block of micropower generation - which can generate sufficient power for the average home.

19.10.2006 from Oil Change:
Either countries reduce aircraft travel or they will not be able to reduce their carbon emissions. There is no technical fix.

18.10.2006 from It's the Planet, Stupid! blog:
'There is something rather special about happy days out in which the only CO2 you add to the atmosphere is from your respiration.'

17.10.2006 from Unplugged Living:
Make major power savings with this unique fridge idea.

16.10.2006 from Natural Capitalism Solutions:
In response to the federal leadership void, state, local and private organizations are taking action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

15.10.2006 from GreenLivingUK:
Even with a modest diameter, KiteGen should produce half a gigawatt of energy.

14.10.2006 from Hugg:
The latest generation muscle-powered, 3-wheel electro bicycle with fuel cells.

13.10.2006 from The Energy Blog:
Diesels are 30% more efficient than petrol engines. So they are 'the best medium-to long-term solution for our dependence on foreign oil and our transportation accelerated global warming'.

13.10.2006 from blog:
A German-based company has developed a hybrid fuel cell powertrain that includes a battery pack and have installed into the first of a series of buses.

12.10.2006 from It’s Getting Hot In Here blog:
'I launched this tool awhile ago but it is just starting to pick up speed and I think it is ready for prime time,' says Arthur Coulston.

09.10.2006 from autobloggreen:
The latest car share scheme to hit UK cities has started up in York.

06.10.2006 from Treehugger:
A new type of compact wind turbine that sits on the parapets of a building rather than the roof.

28.09.2006 from Renewable Energy Access:
A new ceramic fuel cell stack could be integrated into a micro-CHP system.

25.09.2006 from sustainablog:
A Texas company has patented a new ceramic electrical storage device that can power a car for 500 miles on a $9 charge of electricity.

22.09.2006 from The Energy Blog:
'These L-cells can provide peak powers between 1kW and 10MW and backup capacity of 4 hours to 10 days. The devices are seamlessly integrable with power grid, solar and wind installations.'

20.09.2006 from Mur Crusto eco-farm blog:
Passive solar, microCHP and other renewable energy sources should help make this farmhouse energy neutral.

15.09.2006 from inhabitat blog:
Four basic plans of attack for making sure your home is best suited for both your indoor comfort and the global climate.

09.09.2006 from Earth Meanders blog:
'You have the power to cut your greenhouse gas emissions, live more simply and fully, while not buying timbers from ancient forests (certified or otherwise). Get closer to the land. Plant and care for trees and Gaia. Become carbon neutral or negative,' says Dr Glen Barry of Ecological Internet.

07.09.2006 from The Watt blog:
The Sorne Hill Windfarm will be one of the largest wind farms in Ireland when it's complete. What's new is that the power it generates can be stored in special batteries.

31.08.2006 from Ecostreet blog:
The house has been designed to sequester carbon dioxide and withstand extreme weather of all kinds, using standard commonly-available construction materials. It's also easier and cheaper to build than traditional homes.

29.08.2006 from It’s Getting Hot In Here blog:
A DIY turbine which any practical person can build.

26.08.2006 from Green Car Congress:
"The [independently-monitored BP] scheme should help raise awareness of the links between driving and climate change," claims Jonathon Porritt, director of Forum for the Future.

25.08.2006 from The Greening of Hedgerley Wood blog:
"Now after ten months of operation and a lot of adjustments, we are getting a clearer idea of the running costs," explains Peter Armstrong.

24.08.2006 from The Greening of Hedgerley Wood blog:
Before next winter we want to try and improve the performance, and cost, of the ground heat pump system (visit Home Heating link on left for more). So one clear step was to put in more insulation.

16.08.2006 from ecostreet blog:
We probably all know that but here's some real evidence.

15.08.2006 from Cleantech blog:
Will architects and contractors pick up the challenge? Carbon-neutral buildings in 24 years.

14.08.2006 from Concord Monitor:
"It's a way of life," says Betsy Janeway. "It takes discipline. But I've loved it. I've always lived this way."

13.08.2006 from Wheel Revolution blog:
Portland luminaries dropped their car keys in a lock box and committed to using alternative forms of transportation for a month...

10.08.2006 from TerraBlog:
First London and now Stockholm. 'Perhaps the most appealing aspect of these schemes is that they appear to work.'

10.08.2006 from sustainablog:
Local renewable installations make so much sense in areas of the world still untouched by electricity.

09.08.2006 from grownupgreen:
Cutting traffic pollution and jams is about to get much easier, thanks to this new online car sharing scheme.

07.08.2006 from theWatt blog:
Biodiesel, microhydro, wind turbines, photovoltaics, solar thermal: life can be very comfortable with renewables.

31.07.2006 from Treehugger blog:
Build your eco-home from cannabis.

28.07.2006 from Treehugger blog:
A British travel company is now planting a tree for every flight booking it takes.

26.07.2006 from Climate Change Action blog:
People running forestry offsets are 'well intentioned but, in my opinion, misguided'.

25.07.2006 from EcoStreet blog:
The Co-op Bank hopes to make driving greener at no extra cost.

21.07.2006 from Treehugger blog:
The UK environment minister has been hatching a radical plan. Even the Queen will have to take part.

17.07.2006 from The Energy Blog:
'Intelligent' solar heating and cooling system for homes seems too-good-to-be-true... but it is true.

10.07.2006 from ecostreet blog:
If you’re planning a seaside trip, make it a green one: catch a train to Brighton and hail a virtually-emission-free tuc tuc at the station to get you to the beach.

03.06.2006 from two steps forward blog:
Everyone should by now know the three Rs of solid waste, says Joel Makower who now proffers 'an admittedly kludgy version' for energy.

31.05.2006 from Europa portal:
'Climate change is a global problem, and yet each one of us has the power to make a difference.' Make your difference by following some of these tips.

24.05.2006 from the climate 'extremist' blog:
At last! Proof that driving gently makes real sense if you want to reduce your CO2 impact right away.

19.05.2006 from Treehugger:
'Every time they do a demonstration [zero energy house], they run out and they hire some brilliant architect and they go off and they build this one-off amazing house that sticks out of the neighborhood like a prairie chicken, and it costs a million dollars.' Not any more.

17.05.2006 from Grownupgreen:
It is great to build new ecohomes – but we ignore the great body of older houses at our peril. We love old houses, but they are leaky and inefficient. We wanted a home with space and light but we also wanted to live as lightly as we could, explains Penney Poyzer.

16.05.2006 from Terrablog:
What's up to 93 times more polluting than a modern car? That's right: motor lawnmowers. So just push to make a real impact.

10.05.2006 from Exeter Climate Action:
The recent international conference on Climate Change held at Exeter’s Met Office came to the dramatic conclusion that the world is close to the "point of no return". So the people of Exeter aim to set a shining example of how to change things.

02.05.2006 from Sustainablog:
"The British will add another feature to their testing of new drivers in 2008: their ability to drive in a manner that conserves fuel," notes Jeff McIntire.

29.04.2006 from Dvorak Uncensored blog:
A new windfarm, south of Glasgow, will produce enough electricity to power 200,000 homes. But what about the NIMBYs?

13.04.2006 from the climate 'extremist' blog:
Signs of an emerging no-flying movement and a pledge you can make to halt airport expansion in the UK.

06.04.2006 from the Low Carbon Network:
This inspirational Earthship project now has power, hot and cold water and waste services. It has already won a renewable energy award and its completion date is spring 2006. You can visit online or take an actual guided tour.

04.04.2006 from marklynas.org blog:
"The UK government is promoting aviation growth whilst at the same time pretending to deal seriously with climate change." But there is a way forward: a no-flying movement is beginning to take shape.

30.03.2006 from Cleantechblog:
A new type of combined heat and power microgeneration system, the Home Energy Station, will also produce hydrogen to fuel up the family car.

28.03.2006 from the Carbon Coach:
Join the launch of the People's Power Station on Tuesday 4 April.

25.03.2006 from EcoStreet blog:
Here's a great list - complete with links - showing how we can all make a difference. Everything from energy efficiency to eating...

24.03.2006 from Tree House Clapham:
"We hope that Tree House will be a shining example of the potential for environmental architecture and design to deliver great results for the individual as well as for the planet," says Will Anderson, its creator.

21.03.2006 from Solarbuzz:
That's what this solar energy portal suggests when you've installed a solar energy system. To help, it has useful guides to the various systems and includes links to suppliers and installers around the world.

19.03.2006 from Treehugger:
"Driving a big SUV is like smoking - it is becoming socially unacceptable," says Lloyd Alter. When will this happen in the UK?

16.03.2006 from the BBC:
"To make the substantial cuts in emissions we are going to have to make, there are only two ways to do it - taxation or rationing." Domestic Tradable Quotas, personal pollution allowances, have to be the answer.

15.03.2006 from Ill Considered blog:
This blog is a fabulous resource to counter the climate change sceptics: a layman's guide to defending against the assorted specious attacks that are out there.

14.03.2006 from EcoStreet blog:
What have green tomatoes got to do with being able to take a cab in London without putting more pollution into the atmosphere?

13.03.2006 from the British Association:
During National Science Week (10-19 March), what could you do to tackle climate change? Make a pledge and, with others like you, make a real impact.

08.03.2006 from Green Car Congress:
This first US domestic trial of a micro-CHP system offers more than 85% efficiency in converting fuel energy into useful heat and electric power. This is a big improvement over conventional heating appliances and grid-supplied electric power.

06.03.2006 from Treehugger:
Here is sustainable architecture at its best: the new National Assembly of Wales. The building employs impressive low energy and renewable solutions and shows how big public buildings of this type should be built.

16.02.2006 from the BBC:
This gives everyone with a computer a chance to be part of efforts to tackle a warming world. Your computer works while you're not, an approach first used when searching for ET and successfully continued by Climateprediction.net.

01.02.2006 from Union of Concerned Scientists:
So many of us feel we'd like to do something to help slow climate change... but do nothing because we feel that nothing we can do will make a differ