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London took a giant leap towards becoming a more cycle friendly city today (July 30) with the launch of a cycle hire scheme.

Proposed changes to current pollution control standards for the Ohio River could equal greater amounts of mercury entering a river that already receives more toxic pollution than any other in the nati...

Growing concerns among scientists, public health agencies, government officials, and the public have prompted added interest worldwide in the potential health effects of increasingly common chemical c...

New scheme provides UK organisations with a superior, easier and more cost effective route to verify reductions in energy use to meet the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme

Wind turbine manufacturer Vestas says it has received an order for enough turbines to create one of the largest wind farms in the world.

Public sector purse strings have never been more tightly drawn and the dual pressures of trying to meet financial and environmental commitments are a heavy burden.

A coalition of green Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and consumer groups has earmarked billions of dollars in potential budget cuts to help balance USA books while reducing the country's environmental impact.

A new portal is now online dedicated to helping water companies to find the answers to their AMP5 and other related issues.

The Indian government is planning to provide thousands of students with solar-powered laptops costing just $35.

China has become the eighth country in the world to generate electricity using the latest advances in nuclear reactor technology.