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Birmingham festival focuses on challenge for the environment

URBAN acrobats and street performers will converge on Birmingham City Centre to launch the UKs first week-long festival surrounding the environment. Read

Children take part in eco-friendly building project

PINT-sized painters and miniature masons took part in a building project that hopes to raise money for communities in Africa. Pupils from St Clements Church of England Primary School, in Butlin Street, Nechells joined with real-estate firm Colliers CRE to construct three eco-playhouses. Read

Hydrogen powered bicycle for eco-conscious Brummies

ECO-conscious commuters seeking a quicker way to travel without harming the environment can now try a hydrogen-powered bicycle developed by a Birmingham company. Read

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Welcome to the campaign

Find out what our Go Green environmental campaign is all about from Birmingham Mail editor Steve Dyson. Read

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A greener and a cheaper way to stay mobile

Half of Birmingham drivers believe owning a car is becoming increasingly unaffordable because of the soaring cost of motoring. And one in five say they'd seriously consider selling their cars if there was a cheaper, convenient alternative. Could a pay-as-you-go car club be the answer? Consumer Editor CATHERINE HENDRICK reports Read

Environmental benefits of WhizzGo

THE founders of WhizzGo claim that the scheme boasts a host of environmental benefits including: Read

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Doing our bit

See how the Birmingham Mail is supporting the Go Green initiative with a series of changes to the business. Read

Go Green advice

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How to increase your recycling

BIRMINGHAM City Council offers all kinds of ways for residents to recycle their household goods and cut down on waste. Patrice John took a look at some of the different ways that you can recycle in your city. Read

Jargon buster

WE explain some of the jargon surrounding green issues. Read

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View the supplement

Click to view the latest Go Green supplement. Read

Go Green Sponsors

  • Aston University
  • Advantage West Midlands
  • Birmingham International Airport
  • Cadbury
  • Centro
  • National Express
  • Veolia
  • Birmingham City Council
  • EAGA