Full Coverage: United Kingdom

28.07.2006 The Mjaft London Club strongly protests an article published by The Sunday Times, "The Land that Time Forgot", for the national, ethnic and racial prejudices it promotes against Albania, Albanians and the large diaspora all over the world.

28.07.2006 from Carbon Trust:
Connective Energy aims to become a leading supplier of low carbon heat solutions.

28.07.2006 from Friends of the Earth:
'If the proportion of BP and Shell's investments in renewables came even close to the proportion of their advertising budget they spend bragging about them, the world would be a very different place.'

28.07.2006 from Treehugger blog:
A British travel company is now planting a tree for every flight booking it takes.

27.07.2006 from marklynas.org blog:
It's hot in Oxford. But is it global warming? 'Scientists will still be arguing about the exact causes even when the water is rising around our ankles,' says Mark.

27.07.2006 from The Guardian:
As this week's heatwave shows, climate change will affect almost every aspect of British life. But how?

25.07.2006 from Green Car Congress:
"It is now a moral obligation for Christians to lead eco-friendly lifestyles," declares the Bishop of London.

25.07.2006 from EcoStreet blog:
The Co-op Bank hopes to make driving greener at no extra cost.

25.07.2006 from EcoChick blog:
It's that old bugbear 'standby' mode again, a function the UK is to outlaw.

24.07.2006 London's Deputy Mayor, Nicky Gavron, tells a meeting that her aim is to make the capital "an exemplary sustainable city." Ken Kitson reports.

24.07.2006 from The Climate Group:
"Environmental motoring has to go mainstream; it cannot just be a lifestyle choice of the concerned."

24.07.2006 from Timesonline:
Supermarket lorries travel the equivalent of almost four return trips to the Moon every day. Ingredients for just one meal could typically have travelled a total of 37,000 'food miles'.

23.07.2006 London's Deputy Mayor, Nicky Gavron, tells a meeting that her aim is to make the capital "an exemplary sustainable city". Ken Kitson reports.

23.07.2006 from Mur Crusto eco-farm blog:
Do Mediterranean temperatures in north Wales mean global warming is here? Oh, and thank goodness for all that rain... when it comes.

21.07.2006 from Unplugged Living blog:
Essex is to pilot a new initiative which will save money as well as carbon emissions.

21.07.2006 from Treehugger blog:
The UK environment minister has been hatching a radical plan. Even the Queen will have to take part.

20.07.2006 The announcement of a water and sanitation inquiry by the House of Commons International Development Committee was welcomed by the World Development Movement today.

20.07.2006 What should be the response to the attacks on civil rights and refugee rights and Britain's multicultural society carried out in the name of national security? Join the discussion with Moazzam Begg, Jeremy Corbyn, Gareth Peirce, Colin Prescod, A. Sivanandan and Salma Yaqoob, in London on 16 September.

19.07.2006 from WWF:
"Climate change is no longer a distant threat - it is fast becoming a daily reality."

19.07.2006 from Treehugger blog:
The Serpentine is now home to 'the most advanced passenger ferry' in Britain, powered entirely by the sun.