All the latest environmental news regarding Suffolk.
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Waste is Food. This is the thinking behind a new European wide regional waste reduction project called the Cradle to Cradle Network (C2CN).
Eleven of Suffolk’s ‘Green’ buildings will be on display across the county to support the Heritage Open Days from the 9th -12th September.
The Carbon Trust, which provides specialist support to business and the public sector to help cut carbon emissions, has announced that from September 2010 onwards it will be accepting applications under its new Entrepreneur Fast Track Programme.
Pinepanel Ltd., manufacturer of laminated timber panels from Woodbridge, has signed up to become a more environmentally friendly business through ‘Low Carbon Champions’, a scheme led by Green Light Trust.
People across the county will be given all the help and inspiration they need to follow a healthier, greener lifestyle when the health bus takes to the streets of Suffolk for two weeks in August.
Strident group joins Low Carbon Champions, a project led by Green Light Trust that that will help them to further reduce their carbon footprint and save £1000s on running costs.
Residents in the north of Ipswich are being encouraged to ‘live smarter’ as a ground-breaking scheme which helps people become more energy efficient, reduce waste and save money is launched in the town.
15-52 Sound and Lighting joins Low Carbon Champions, a project led by Green Light Trust that that will help them to further reduce their carbon footprint and save £1000s on running costs.
Gas and electricity provider British Gas and Adnams Bio Energy have completed the construction phase of their groundbreaking anaerobic digestion (AD) plant.
The Energy Saving Trust has launched a water calculator for consumers aimed at encouraging everyone to save water.