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Anger over energy companies' £1.6bn payout to shareholders

Written by Press Association
09/05/2008
Pressure for windfall tax on energy companies intensifies with disclosure that biggest suppliers increased divided payments by £257m Read more...

Gordon Brown faces backlash over fuel bills for poor

Written by Andrew Sparrow, Patrick Wintour
09/05/2008
PM suffers backlash from Labour movement after signalling that government will not be making cash payments to low-income families Read more...

One woman's search for an environmentally responsible hire car

Written by Clare James
09/05/2008
One woman's search for an environmentally responsible hire car Read more...

Ewa Jasiewicz: Don't exclude those of us who want to see revolutionary change from the fight...

Written by Ewa Jasiewicz
09/05/2008
Ewa Jasiewicz: Don't exclude those of us who want to see revolutionary change from the fight against global warming. We're all in this together Read more...

Brown rules out direct cash help with fuel bills

Written by Patrick Wintour
09/04/2008
No one-off payments for fuel-poor as funding for greater efficiency sought from electricity firms Read more...

Brown says he believes Britain can weather global economic crisis

Written by Patrick Wintour
09/04/2008
No one-off payments for fuel-poor as funding for greater efficiency sought from electricity firms Read more...

Storm-hit Haitians starve on rooftops

Written by Rory Carroll
09/04/2008
Desolation in Cuba is like Hiroshima, says Castro, as Haitians are left without access to food or drinking water Read more...

Weather: Fortnight's rain expected in a day as first big autumn storm hits

Written by Helen Carter
09/04/2008
South-west and Wales expected to bear brunt of bad weather as cases of seasonal affective disorder rise Read more...

Weather: A fortnight's worth of rain expected in one day as autumn's first big storm sweeps in from.

Written by Helen Carter
09/04/2008
South-west and Wales expected to bear brunt of weather as cases of seasonal affective disorder rise Read more...

Science Weekly Extra podcast: A tour around phase two of the Darwin Centre at London's Natural...

Written by Andy Duckworth
09/04/2008
We take a look around the new eight-storey 'cocoon' at the Natural History Museum Read more...

Letter: Brazil's forests need protecting

Written by guardian.co.uk Environment
09/04/2008
Letter: The world seems to be unaware of the universal corruption in Brazil under the present government Read more...

Country diary: Nothumberland

Written by Veronica Heath
09/04/2008
Veronica Heath: Northumberland Read more...

Robert Bryce: Barack Obama's ethanol problem

Written by Robert Bryce
09/04/2008
Robert Bryce: Barack Obama has long backed ethanol production, but evidence of its environmental impact has him running from his record Read more...

Gordon Brown tells Scottish CBI Britain can weather economic storm

Written by Patrick Wintour
09/04/2008
'No short-term gimmicks, or giveaways' to ease impact of fuel prices, PM tells Scottish CBI Read more...

David Lowry: The nuclear industry's secret subsidies

Written by David Lowry
09/04/2008
David Lowry: The industry may well be 'back with a vengeance', but taxpayers could be unwittingly subsidising its growth Read more...

Conservative candidate Zac Goldsmith accuses government of 'staggering mismatch' between climate...

Written by John Vidal
09/04/2008
Tory candidate and millionaire environmentalist Zac Goldsmith has accused the government of a 'staggering mismatch' between what it says and what it does about climate change Read more...

New underwater turbines promise clean energy from UK tides

Written by Alok Jha
09/04/2008
Harnessing the vast energy of the UK's coastal tides could become much simpler and cheaper with a new design for the next generation of underwater turbines Read more...

Greenwatch: Hurricane Ike grows in strength

Written by Environment editor
09/04/2008
Today's top green stories from websites around the world Read more...

Fishmonger Steve Hatt and his customers on warning about endangered fish stocks

Written by guardian.co.uk Environment
09/04/2008
London fishmonger Steve Hatt and his customers respond to the Marine Conservation Society's call for better labelling to protect endangered fish Read more...

Sam Wilding of the Marine Conservation Society on fish that are sustainable

Written by guardian.co.uk Environment
09/04/2008
Sam Wilding of the Marine Conservation Society tells Jon Dennis that consumers are still choosing fish from unsustainable stocks Read more...

Guardian Daily podcast: Sarah Palin rallies Republicans; plus police chief criticises criminal...

Written by Jon Dennis, Andy Duckworth, Tim Maby, Ben Green
09/04/2008
In our daily audio show, Jon Dennis and guests discuss the Republicans’ deputy presidential candidate; the criminal justice system; and sustainable fish stocks Read more...

Brown must halt new coal power stations, scientist tells court

Written by John Vidal
09/03/2008
Al Gore's science advisor gives evidence at trial of Greenpeace supporters Read more...

Response: Climate change isn't something to be believed or disbelieved

Written by Martin Parry
09/03/2008
Response: Polemics won't help us solve this problem; it is alarming that some treat it as an article of faith, says Martin Parry Read more...

Two wheels: Josie Dew on cycling with babies or toddlers

Written by Josie Dew
09/03/2008
Josie Dew: Why don't more parents cycle with their babies or toddlers on the back of their bikes? Read more...

Oliver Tickell: Geo-engineers, too, have a vital role in saving the planet

Written by Oliver Tickell
09/03/2008
Oliver Tickell: Cleaner fuel will not halt climate catastrophe. We need to find pioneering solutions that alter the earth's thermal balance Read more...

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