In a world of rocketting energy prices and dwindling supplies of fossil fuels, the Energy and Resources section puts forward the case for the various forms of renewable energy available in the UK. We review the various well-known alternatives of solar panels, wind turbines and water power, and look at developing technologies like biofuel, that one day may be commonly used in domestic properties.
A revolutionary new product from organic light emitting diode (OLED) technology company, LOMOX, based in St Asaph, North Wales, could replace the light bulb.
The fifth year of The Observer Ethical Awards launches today and will give recognition to green projects and people for their involvement in ethical initiatives throughout the past 12 months.
A lack of experienced renewable energy engineers could put contracts for nine new wind turbine projects in jeopardy as there are not enough suitably qualified people to install the turbines at their designated locations in the Firth of Forth and Moray Firth in the Scottish Highlands.
The food sitting in tins, bottles, cardboard boxes and plastic bags in your cupboards and fridges can have a huge impact on your family's carbon emissions.
Free range is on the up, with popularity growing for both meat and egg production across the UK.
When aiming to reduce your carbon footprint, there are many aspects of life where changes can be made to start making a difference, especially where our workplace routines are concerned.
If clothes get ripped or have holes in, repair them rather than throwing them away or replacing them with new. With 900 million items of clothing being thrown away each year, we should all try and do our bit to reduce this alarming figure.