Since the club was saved from administration eight years ago by the Supporter’s Trust, Exeter City has managed to stabilise its finances through a number of sustainable initiatives (in addition to operating within its means). These include:

• Installing eco-friendly shower heads in changing rooms
• Fitting toilets with water saving devices
• Using movement-sensitive switches for some lights within the stadium
• Harvesting grass and rain water
• Installing solar panels at St James’s Park to produce green energy

Riding a bike is not only better for the environment than driving a gas-guzzling, polluting motor vehicle; it’s also really good for your health and it can save you loads of petrol money. As the weather is starting to turn a little nicer (fingers crossed!), now is the perfect time to stretch your legs and enjoy some scenery with your family on a summer bike ride.

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As reported by The Telegraph, Ms Spelman explained how intense rain, heatwaves and droughts caused by global warming could affect Wi-Fi signals, which cannot travel as far in warmer temperatures and cannot capture a signal in heavy rain.

She also said that flooding, power cuts and freezing temperatures, as well as weather-related disruption to the UK Wi-Fi network, could stop the economy from growing. Ms Spelman concluded with a warning that the UK’s infrastructure is simply not ready for climate change, but desperately needs to be.

The incident was reported in April 2010, after a member of the public alerted authorities that there was sewage in the beck which runs onto Bay’s award-winning Blue Flag beach.

The Environment Agency prosecuted and Yorkshire Water admitted failing to comply with an environmental permit. Following a hearing at Scarborough Magistrates Court recently, the company has been fined £7,500 as well as being ordered to pay £1,581 in court costs.

Tory MP’s listened in silence as Caroline Spelman admitted that she had listened to peoples concerns and that it was not the right decision to make.

“I am sorry, we got this one wrong, but we have listened to people’s concerns,” Spelman said. “I would like to thank colleagues for their support through what has been a difficult time. I now want to move forward in step with the public.”

There have been march s and protests all over the UK regarding the selling of the Forest’s and it now looks like the people have won.

It has tips on:

• Recycling at home
• Recycling batteries
• Waste & recycling, a quick guide
• Reducing waste, reusing and repairing
• Electrical equipment, reuse and disposal
• Hazardous waste disposal
• Disposal of bulky items
• Bins & waste collection

there are lots of other useful links for other recycling tips outside of the home..

to view all the above and links that go with them visit www.directgov.uk and search for recycling and you will find the links.

Let me know if you found anything particularity useful or if there are any tips you would share with other people…

He is trying to force Network Rail and the Train Operators to clean up the railway stations as they are supposed to do.

bryson is leading the campaing in stations in Cambridgeshire and other campaigners are targeting London Bridge Station, St Austell in Cornwall, Hersham in Surrey, Ainsdale on Merseyside and Clacton On Sea in Essex.

I think a lot of people will agree with me that it is not nice to stand on a station platform and be blown about in the wind with litter blowing around at the same time…

Good luck to them..

it was making its 3rd attempt to land at around 10am this morning after flying in from Belfast.

6 people have now been reported as injured as well as the 6 confirmed dead but it is not yet known the status of the pilot and crew of the plane.

Rescuers worked for up to 2 hours to free 2 people who had been trapped in the plane.

It makes you think about what could happen when travelling with the different weather conditions.

Earthquakes are generally thought to produce tsunamis when one part of the crust is moving about above or below another part which causes the sea to crash around the seabed. This produces a massive wave and then creates the tsunami. Differently with the Haiti earthquake was that the plates slid past one another and it was actually an underwater landslide.

The big worry however is the unseen impacts, deep underwater. Manta rays are “filter feeders” that take in seawater and release it through their gills, taking in plankton and other creatures that they feed on along the way. The oil has mixed with the water and could prevent the manta rays from breathing and eating properly, clogging up their systems.

Not much is known about Gulf mantas and scientists aren’t sure if they belong to one of two known manta species—or if the Gulf mantas are their own species altogether.