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November 2007

• WWF slams luxury brands in eco report
• Interview: Zoë Ball on Oxfam Unwrapped, pointless presents and her green family
• Green & Blacks cooks up new flavours for Xmas
• Jewson to stock only sustainable wood at Olympic site stores
• Posch make wrapping eco with vintage scarfs
• Google pledges millions to renewable energy
• Dragon's Den puts money in Ben the Bin
• Planet Earth returns as a DVD board game
• We're dreaming of a green Christmas (tree)
• Move over Fairtrade Fortnight -- here comes National Ethical Investment Week
• Electric smart cars on the road to London
• Carbon Standard to give offsetting green cred
• Made Iffat Necklace Review
• First UK biofuel plant off to a sweet start
• Montezuma has Christmas chocolate covered
• Men's Overnight Rescue Kit makes walk of shame obsolete
• Rockefeller Christmas tree lights turn green
• First taste: Equal Exchange's new rooibos rocks
• Sweet green dreams in Abaca's organic bed
• London Transport Museum: a green future?
• Male Organics discount for SmartPlanet readers
• Disposable nappies like Seventh Generation's may be a better bet
• Ethical fashion sneak preview for 2008
• Damien Hirst goes solar-powered
• Video: Eurostar's St Pancras trip, featuring Tony Juniper and the Eiffel Tower
• M2E Power makes motion-powered batteries
• Queen's speech backs tackling climate change
• Dyson's student design award goes to PC 'tree'
• Solar fridges set to reach rural India
• Boycott plastic, use a Flip and Tumble bag
• Satellites to help track climate change
• Live: SmartPlanet on the first carbon-neutral Eurostar from St Pancras
• Noughtilus adds up advertising's eco impact
• Smart software will help design green buildings
• Nick & Milly bring eco beauty to Bond St
• First taste: Best Coffee Beans
• Win! A Toyota Prius hybrid
• New cheeky lingerie from Enamore
• BioRegional carbon-neutral firewood hits B&Q
• Fujitsu Siemens monitor kills vampire power
• Sort your Secret Santa at the Eco Design Fair
• Solar ships to set sail soon
• SmartPlanet bags an invite to Unpackaged
• Better thinking redefines luxury with £100 tee
• Biofuel watchdog formed to police sustainable fuel standards
• Adili plans float and new ethical label
• Skateboarding for eco-conscious riders
• Marvell chip cuts PC energy use
• A Crude Awakening hits UK cinemas
• Half of UK's largest companies quiet on carbon
• Titanic Spa Review
• SmartPlanet enjoys a tipple (or two) at the first ever Fairtrade Wine Awards
• Buy a rainforest with Co-op's 'think' credit card
• Green up your Guy Fawkes Night
• London's Rolls Royce mini-cabs
• Whole Foods v Waitrose -- which has the most local and organic grub?
• Video: Wayne Hemingway on top vintage shops and Toyota hybrids
• 2012 Olympics 'car free' (apart from the 3,500 official cars...)
• Google's vision for a renewable future
• Electricity powered by human sewage?
• Bag some money for your green ideas with Anti-Apathy and EnergyLab

• Win! One of 10 Montezuma truffle boxes
• Supermarkets told "make packaging compostable by 2013"
• Zoë Ball to launch Oxfam gift stall at Victoria
• Ekyog ethical clothing launches London store
• Parents swap baby gear on Zwaggle.com
• Greenpeace slams eco failure Nintendo
• Hands-on: PURE Chronos II, the eco DAB
• Oz venture turns coal emissions into algae fuel
• Julien Temple launches "green QVC" Greenzone
• Carbonrally challenge you to cut carbon
• Ofgem rates green energy providers
• Video: first episode of SmartPlanet's 'How Ethical is Your Wardrobe?'
• UK gets ZAP Xebra hot-to-trot electric car
• Swedx's TVs are wood, but are they green?
• Sainsbury's switches to sustainable palm oil
• Now you can literally bet on climate change
• Hulger's Plumen eco bulb designs shine
• Old leather reborn in Eco Centric's camera bags
• Voltaic powers up its solar bags with recycled plastic bottles
• Video: Prius T Spirit, the luxury version
• Are products as green as they say they are?
• Heather Mills promotes vegan campaign
• Will geo-engineering fix climate change?
• CalStar plans high-quality, low-energy cement
• Win! One of ten packs of Lush Greenwash soap
• Top tips for recycling your tech
• VW concept car: 1950s looks, 2050s power
• Xerox develops disappearing ink to save paper
• First taste: Pure and Wicked's t'riffic truffles
• New Forest bags Virgin responsible travel gong
• Carbon-Free report tackles Green IT confusion
• US shoppers demand less greenwashing
• Cyclists plan protest at St Pancras
• New tech turns CO2 into biodegradable plastic
• New BSI guidelines reduce impact of big events
• Barefoot Motors charge ahead with an electric quad bike
• Sony announces greenwashed VAIO laptops
• Win! One of 10 pairs of USBCell batteries
• Valeswood launches hydrogen-powered bike
• Londoners call to ban the bag
• Eco shopper diary: supermarket guilt
• Clinton campaigns for greener buildings
• Shell signs up for "super enzyme" biofuel
• The Swiss army knife of electric transport
• Ken urges Londoners to "repair our planet"
• M&S to charge for plastic bags
• M&S uses food waste to power stores
• Brits prefer to see the planet than save it
• Consumers don't bank on their green principles
• Morgan Stanley and HSBC use tech to boost environmental credentials
• The sky's the limit at Be the Change conference
• Eco shopper diary: mail order fashion
• Audi launches hybrid Q7 SUV
• Google launches carbon footprint calculator
• Win! A signed copy of Ewan McGregor's book
• Hands-on: Trevor Baylis' wind-up Bike Lights
• "Bin less food!" say WRAP and Ainsley Harriott
• 'Rebound effect' throws off carbon figures
• Solar racers gain speed Down Under
• J D Wetherspoon creates sustainable boozer

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