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Miliband urges public sector to promote renewables The public sector must do more to promote and support renewable energy and the low carbon economy, said the energy and climate change secretary of state.


Carbon allowance sales should sponsor climate projects Money from selling carbon emission allowances should be used to support clean energy projects, according to ippr.


UNICEF praises Climate Change Bill passing The Climate Change Bill is the "world's strongest" according to UNICEF UK.


Government to make 'world class climate change law' Aviation and shipping will be included in targets to reduce the UK's carbon emissions, according to the government.


EU urged to act on accelerating climate change Climate change is accelerating, and the EU should take action to address it, according to campaigners.


Europe to fund more hydrogen research The European Commission has launched public-private funding for hydrogen and fuel cell technology research.


Brown tackles energy bills, unemployment Energy costs, carbon emissions and unemployment have been tackled by Gordon Brown.


Scotland to cut emissions 80% Scotland plans to cut emissions by 80 per cent by 2050.


Eco-campaigners welcome climate change department Gordon Brown's creation of a new department for climate change and energy has been welcomed by campaigners and business.


Immediate cuts to emissions must be made Carbon emissions must be cut by three per cent a year to avoid irreversible significant impacts from climate change.


Norwich aims to be low-carbon leader Norwich is to become a global example of a low-carbon city, under plans from the East of England Development Agency.


Community power needed to combat carbon emissions Community initiatives could be used to complement large scale projects to combat climate change and boost energy efficiency.


Low carbon vision revealed A number of British business owners have shared their hopes for a low carbon economy in 2050 with the Telegraph.


Scotland 'must increase' renewables investment Scotland "must start now" if it aims to cut its carbon emissions by up to 80 per cent, a trade body stated this week.


Climate change group seeks "low carbon champions" A new climate change action group has been set up in Winchester to encourage residents to cut the city's carbon footprint by one-third, it has been reported.


UK businesses ''committed'' to combating climate change UK businesses are willing to help reduce their impact on the environment but need to unite with government and consumers to succeed in their aims, a new...


Welsh ''green primary school'' A new ''green'' school is being built in Wales.

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