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02|11|2007: Sarkozy champions greener energy policies for France

France’s new president went further on energy than most NGOs had hoped for. He called for a freeze on nuclear reactor construction, a reduction in the use of nuclear power, a 20% increase in renewable energies by 2020, energy independence for the island of Corsica and France’s overseas territories, ...

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06|09|2007: The Code For Sustainable Homes

The official standard for measuring the envionmental impact of a new home has just changed -- and it's a big factor in satisfying consumer demand for sustainable homes, say building chiefs. The Code For Sustainable Homes, being introduced this year, phases out the former "Ecohomes" standard.  ...

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26|07|2007: Europe encouraged to save water

On 18th July the European Commission published a communication aimed at encouraging water savings and the rational use of this resource.

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30|01|2007: Compulsory water metering proposed

Water companies will be able force people in areas of acute water shortage to install meters, according to a draft Government proposal. It will reinforce other long-term management plans that include more efficient water use and the development of new resources. Environment minister Ian Pearson sa...

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20|11|2006: Water firms may win new powers to force meters on millions

MILLIONS of families face the prospect of higher bills under controversial plans to make it easier for water companies to force meters on their customers. Ministers will today launch a consultation on extending metering, following the drought that affected much of southern England this summer. Ex...

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21|07|2006: As another heat wave strikes, Ken Livingstone launches a major report on coping with climate risks

Ken Livingstone, Mayor of London, and Jane Milne from the Association of British Insurers, a member of the London Climate Change Partnership, today launched a report that examines how other world cities are adapting to climate change and makes recommendations for action London can take.

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02|06|2006: Drought could make meters compulsory

Households in south-east England could be forced to fit water meters to help to curb demand in drought-hit areas, ministers and the water industry confirmed. After hosting a summit yesterday with the water companies, consumer groups and regulatory bodies, David Miliband, the environment secretary, s...

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