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Radiohead helps fans go carbon neutral [Green Daily]
The band's website now features a comprehensive carbon calculator that will help the most devotedly green fan get to a concert without a big carbon footprint.
World's largest solar farm operational later this year [Ecogeek]
The farm, located in an area with the highest annual sunshine per square metre in Europe, is made up of 2,520 giant solar panels, positioned at a 45-degree angle.
Power stations need fuel efficiency standards [Guardian]
Electricity generated should result in no more than 350g of CO2/kWh, say Greenpeace, WWF, Friends of the Earth and the RSPB.
Carbon Capture gets UK roadmap [Greenbang]
The 38-page document concentrates on carbon capture and storage (CCS) as the overriding way to cut emissions and meet targets.
Panasonic launches 'Eco Ideas Factory' [Environmental Leader]
The target is to eliminate 29,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions between the end of March 2007 and March 2010.
Gordon Ramsay under fire for eating endangered eels [Telegraph]
Celebrity TV chef Gordon Ramsay has angered conservationists by trapping and cooking endangered eels.
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