Massive solar projects, spearheaded by Germany, have the cautious approval of the Arab League.
Climate scientists are on the defensive after damaging emails were leaked in a bid to discredit evidence of global warming ahead of the Durban summit.
Their detractors say they are too pricey and tricky to charge. But a select fleet of drivers has been testing a prototype electric Mini.
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/ 1 September 2010
‘We’re having a sex party. We’d be delighted if you could come." That got your attention, didn’t it? Don’t be surprised if you receive an invitation.
You know your gaming habit has got out of hand when you start wearing a nappy to allow you precious extra minutes at the screen.
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/ 27 November 2009
Leo Hickman tastes Celtic pit roasts and Roman stew — but is spared stuffed cow’s udders as he traces Britain’s culinary history.
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/ 27 November 2009
Deniers use hacked email extracts to deride global warming data.
Is the hoax campaign to concrete over NYC’s favourite green space and build an airport a satire on transport policy or another product viral?
Some chefs would rather serve uncooked food than have a microwave in their kitchen. But it can be one of the most energy-efficient ways to cook.
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/ 1 February 2008
There is a new generation of advert that almost appears to be goading society’s newfound environmental sensibility, reports Leo Hickman.