Tag Archive for 'fuel prices'
Greening the economy is a total necessity say UK Conservative MPs
January 8th, 2013 by RenewableUK
RenewableUK, the trade and professional body representing the wind and marine energy industry, has welcomed a call from an influential group of UK Conservative MPs to support the growth of renewable energy. Members of the 2020 group, made up of more than 60 Tory MPs, describe themselves as progressive and forward-looking Conservatives. It includes several […]
Liftshare.com reduces fuel costs, reduces traffic, reduces pollution and reduces parking difficulties
March 8th, 2012 by Liftshare
The typical UK commuter who car-shares every day saves about £800 a year, and reduces their CO2 emissions by about a tonne. To find someone who is going your way visit the free-to-use Liftshare website and add details of any journey you want to share.
Global oil production can no longer keep up if demand continues to rise
January 27th, 2012 by Nature
The impact of dwindling oil supplies on the economy is a persuasive argument for shifting away from fossil fuels, write Professor James Murray and Sir David King in a Comment piece in Nature published on 26 January 2012. There was a ‘tipping point’ for oil in 2005. Before then,
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