May
2008
Articles from 15th May 2008
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Environment Secretary Hilary Benn backs Go Green
May 15 2008 | Go Green news
ENVIRONMENT Secretary Hilary Benn has praised the Birmingham Mail’s Go Green campaign and is urging everyone to do their bit in the fight against climate change. Read
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Birmingham set to cut carbon emissions
May 15 2008 | Go Green news
COUNCILLOR Paul Tilsley explains how Birmingham will meet the target of cutting its carbon emissions by 60 per cent in the next two decades. Read
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The Climate Change festival
May 15 2008 | Go Green news
FOR architect Ken Shuttleworth, it’s no surprise that his home city is running the country’s first Climate Change Festival. Read
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How to increase your recycling
May 15 2008 | Go Green news
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
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How Cadbury stayed true to green ideals
May 15 2008 | Go Green news
Patrice John looks at the ways Cadbury has stayed true to its founders’ green ideals. Read
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The easy way to beat petrol pump misery
May 15 2008 | Go Green news
Commercial feature in association with Centro. Read
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Ellen MacArthur speaks about Go Green
May 15 2008 | Go Green news
WORLD renowned yatchswoman Dame Ellen MacArthur speaks to Patrice John about why the Go Green Campaign is a good idea and how a life spent sailing has taught her a thing or two about sustainable living. Read
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Message from the Birmingham Mail editor
May 15 2008 | Go Green news
BIRMINGHAM Mail editor Steve Dyson talks about the Go Green campaign. Read
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Birmingham leads the way in the green revolution
May 15 2008 | Go Green news
BIRMINGHAM’S drive to pioneer green technologies means initiatives which reduce carbon emissions and energy use take pride of place in the city. Read
