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Monday 26 November 2007

Earth Your planet, your home

Families face energy bill rise in climate fight

Every household will have to pay at least £100 a year more for energy if the Government is to meet its failed promises to tackle climate change, the CBI warns.

Chocolate-powered truck heads for Timbuktu

Government plan for Heathrow expansion

Tesco store rejected by Norfolk councillors

Apocalyptic vision of a post-fossil fuel world

Chart showing regional breakdown for polluters

Monitoring 'vital'

A monitoring system for the oceans is vital for the future of mankind, scientists say.

Trust 'must raise game'

Everglades at risk

Worst UK polluters

Britain's worst polluting areas have been identified for the first time, survey reveals.

US wild pig problem

Jellyfish attack salmon

COMMENT

GREENER LIVING

ETHICAL CONSUMER

Harvest rainwater - green and cost effective
Composting guide: Which systems work
Is it worth it? Green funerals
Is it worth it? Eco-cooking

ENERGY-SAVING LIGHTBULBS

The future's bright

SOLAR PANELS

Photovoltaic panels could mean cashback

GROUND SOURCE HEATING

Heating that harnesses the Earth's energy

WIND TURBINES

What's on the market

ECO-HEATING AND PLUMBING

Ask our expert your 'green' questions

EARTH WATCH

Steel frame of one of the eight Halley VI modules

Comfort in the extreme

The groundbreaking Halley VI research station in Antarctica will be as kind to its inhabitants as it is to its surrounding environment. Dominic Bradbury reports. Photographs by David Southwood.

Own your own woodland

Stephanie Boucher fears a rude awakening may follow the dream to own woodland.

Fowl play afoot

Vicky Liddell investigates the case of the beady-eyed bird that thinks it's a watchdog.

Country diary

Robin Page applied to be a member of the Lake District National Park Authority.

New look at our planet

Anthony Pickles meets Earth director Alastair Fothergill and narrator Patrick Stewart.

CONSERVATION

Eagle may not return to wild

Eagle shot illegally by hunters recovers after operations.

White tail eagle not extinct

Numbers of majestic eagles once extinct in Britain soar again.

Seal pups survive storm

Seal pups on Northumbria islets survive ferocious coastal storms.

Dormouse's bold behaviour

Bold dormouse caught on film raiding a metal birdfeeder.

EARTH PULSE

The Pulse tracks what's hot in global coverage of green issues, displays the number of stories published in each area and ranks by percentage weekly change.

Earth galleries index