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Sign the petition: Tell the UK government to give power to communities to block fracking
A new petition calls on the UK’s Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, Eric Pickles to give local communities the power to block fracking projects.
Map your renewable potential: Inspirational energy stories from across Europe
New map aims to track and boost the renewable potential across Europe, offering inspirational stories to those thinking of investing in clean energy solutions.
Canadian oil offensive hits the skids as protesters storm UK Parliament
Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper was met by tar sands protesters as he visited the Houses of Parliament today to continue his lobbying efforts ahead of the G8 Summit.
Pledge to resist: Join NoKXL.org to stop the pipeline
CREDO, Rainforest Action Network and the Other 98% have announced their first planned act of civil disobedience as part of the Pledge of Resistance to the Keystone XL pipeline. On Monday, July 17th, citizens will participate in a sit in and r...
Download the app: Tell G8 leaders to ditch fossil fuels for renewable energy
New Global Wind Day app aims to give people the chance to call on their country’s leaders to ditch fossil fuels and focus on renewables.
Cameroon palm oil project halted following local community opposition
An American company has halted work on a controversial palm oil project in Cameroon, following opposition from local communities and environmentalists.
Enter the EarthHack contest: Create the sustainable homes of tomorrow
“How would you repurpose, modify, or combine existing technologies to create tomorrow’s low carbon solutions in the home?” That’s the $25,000 challenge put out by EarthHack - [Sustainable Homes], the newest competition hosted by the online co...Get Social
