Environment | GreenNet

Service	Description
80 ways to celebrate World Environment Day	CO2 Kick the Habit on World Environment DayFrom bicycle parades and green blogging to rainwater harvesting and walking: Make 5th June a zero emissions day!
A city for cyclists?	LCC members protest in dramatic fashion against car pollution in the capitalTell Boris not to scrap the western extension of the congestion charge.
Aleutia E2 low power computer demo video	So you've read about the Aleutia E2 ultra low-power computer but still can't make up your mind? We have a little video demonstrating how easy it is to setup with a solar panel and battery pack, as well as VESA mounting on the back of a monitor for home, office or educational use.
All that glisters is not green	The Guardian suggests some greener alternatives to standard plastic seasonal decorations
Anglo Platinum is polluting local water supplies	says an investigation by ActionAid into the activities of the world’s biggest platinum mining company.
Belu Water	Belu’s biodegradable corn based water bottles are only available in the UK, but an innovative alternative to oil based (PET) plastic bottles. Belu’s water is sourced from natural mineral springs, and belu donate 100% of profits to water projects around the world to help expand the worlds supply of clean drinking water. These bottles only discharge harmless lactic acid, however they are not as yet so easy to compost, but help can be found on their website. Bravo Belu!
Britain facing large energy gap.	A major report claims that fossil fuels will remain the mainstay of supply, with renewables expanding and nuclear power almost certainly needed.
British Association of Nature Conservationists	To increase knowledge and information regarding UK nature conservation
British Naturalists Association	The website aims to reach new people who may be interested in the work of the British Naturalists Association (BNA) and to keep existing members fully informed.
Celebrate cycling in London	by ding donging your bell on 9th September. Ding Day is a day for London cyclists to ring their bells with impunity