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January 2008

• Green or not? You decide on British Gas 'Zero Carbon' advert
• Design an egg, win Montezuma chocs
• Video: Lush Seanik Shampoo Bar
• New eco labelling site tells you what's what
• Green industry jobs capture White House race
• Cadbury promises support for cocoa farmers
• Video: Green Homes Concierge Service
• M&S Clothes Exchange to help Oxfam fight poverty around the world
• SmartPlanet looks forward to Estethica at London Fashion Week
• At Davos, Dell and Microsoft go (Product) Red
• Cafedirect brews new luxury Fairtrade tea
• Sneak peek at Fairtrade Fortnight 2008 -- from fairgrounds to Fairtrade Woman
• Bird-Electron makes speakers from recycled iPod packaging
• F&C Stewardship Income Fund Review
• Emirates to build zero-carbon desert city
• B&Q axes patio heaters
• Big business to reduce supply chain emissions
• Interview: Climos founder Dan Whaley on carbon sequestration and climate change
• First taste: M&S' fab Fairtrade fondant
• Citizen launches new Eco-Drive solar watches
• Interview: Jill Barker talks dirty about washable nappies and her Green Baby initiative
• Emissions Trading Scheme won't harm business, says Carbon Trust
• Keep an Eco-eye on your energy use
• Taxes threaten German biodiesel industry
• Summer hit: Amana's hemp and recycled shorts
• Boosted and Livity have it in the bag
• Co-op gets fruity with Fairtrade smoothies
• Sustainability "not just an add-on" says MIT
• Interview: "Hemp is a wonder fabric" says eco designer Helen Mudie
• How's Hugh's chicken campaign going?
• M&S and Oxfam launch clothes recycling drive
• Toyota Prius T Spirit Hybrid 1.5 VVT-i 5 Door Review
• Video: Ting Sling, the hammock made from recycled seatbelts
• New Elettrica electric car zips into London
• Rising car sales offset by greener fuel use
• Are nuclear power plants the future? We weigh up the carbon cuts
• Fair trade jewellery's coming of age
• Wayne Hemingway intros £58 folding bicycles
• Ecover's air freshener sniffs out ethical homes
• GridWise slashes energy via broadband
• Philips Eco TV dims the lights to save power
• Ecover Washing-Up Liquid Lemon 5L Review
• Get a free energy-saving bulb at B&Q tomorrow
• London to Denmark: planes, trains and... environmentally friendly travel
• Travelodge uses shipping containers for hotel
• Eco retailer wins Yahoo! plaudits
• Cohda RD4 Chair Review
• Video: Cohda RD4 recycled chair review
• September Organic Dairy Choc-o-lot Ice Cream Review
• Green Plug multiple charger cuts energy waste
• How green is your takeaway box?
• Cape Farewell exhibit Arctic art at Eden Project
• Drink vodka cocktails, save the snow leopard
• Overseas threat to British organic meat farmers
• Eco-designers pick their Top 5 green furniture
• Konstam at the Prince Albert Review
• Pick up a G-Wiz in the January sales for £2,999
• Green or not, this solar car sure is ugly
• Liberation brings Fairtrade nuts to the UK
• Relax in ethical chairs from the Fair Trade Furniture Company
• US Green Building Council shows off its platinum-rated HQ
• Halifax launches mortgages for green homes

• Telco's old conversion systems wasting power
• Patently Obvious: clean hands, clear head
• Go green at the Bluestone resort this summer
• Is the HumanCar on the road to nowhere?
• Innocent bottles go 100 per cent recycled
• Return to sender with Envelope Angels
• National Fish and Chip Shop of the Year judged on taste and green efforts
• B&Q becomes first business to join OnePlanet
• 'Eco vandalism' hits Plantlife's Kent reserve
• Top Gear presenter talks up greener motoring
• EU emissions trading scheme cracks down on energy gluttons
• Join us, win lots of green swag!
• Soil Association Master Classes: learn to make sausages and grow veg
• Banner Bags recycle Liverpool 08 adverts
• TING Sling Review
• Whole Foods Market drops plastic bags
• Interview: Ruthie Culver on jazz and sweatshops
• Virgin's green place to stash your cash
• Scrub and recycle with HomePride's cleaners
• SmartPlanet meets Sir David Attenborough at World Land Trust's webcam launch
• London opens European Green IT Awards
• Wanted: funny, clued-up staff writer obsessed by green and ethical living
• Recycle a USB drive, plant a tree
• Espresso minus electricity with Handpresso
• Video: Benchmark Victoria Table review
• Get a free eco-audit with OneWorldEnergy
• Co-operative Bank Cash Mini ISA Review
• Defra's 12-point plan to cut carbon emissions
• Is the new Land Rover LRX as eco as it claims?
• Soil Association clamps down on nanomaterials
• EcoMotors promises 100 mpg engine
• Moshi Moshi, Brighton Review
• Tesco bans cotton picked by children
• Tesla denies layoffs but sacks 26 staff
• Candeloo Portable Lights Review
• Video: Sixixis' Cornish wood Elefant table
• Win! A £75-case of Fairhills Fairtrade wine
• Interview: Vegan chef Isa Chandra Moskowitz on salad, Snickers and being 'normal'
• New Covent Garden Market plans open day for locally grown grub
• Tech tackles energy consumption at CES
• Fujitsu previews corn laptop
• Top 10 solar chargers for gadgets
• Photos: MiniCat, the car that runs on air
• Even Greener Bokashi Kitchen Composter Review
• Rechargeable batteries pack more eco punch
• Voltaic Generator: now solar bags can charge laptops too
• Sainsbury's launches biodegradable binbags
• Retailers greenwash, say third of consumers
• Our picks from howies' 2008 organic range
• American saves all his rubbish -- for a year
• French Letter fair trade condoms share the love
• Fearnley-Whittingstall backs free-range chicken on The Big Food Fight
• Cycling gets safe with digital rear-view mirror
• Wind of change: sail ships are back
• BigBelly Solar bin slims down to fit more
• Solio toughens up solar charger with new Magnesium Edition
• Dutch on the road to solar heating
• Organic Apoteke Active Face Hydrating Gel Review
• Seasalt collection brightens up a grey day
• Sneak peek at Frugi's organic kids clothes
• UK makes green New Year's resolutions

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