We're excited to welcome British author and green marketing guru John Grant back to the top of our reading list.

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The UK's top bankers may be using G-Wiz electric cars to get around these days, but that's not enough to make them popular. In fact there is as much public anger over bank bailouts in the UK as there is in the US.

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Organic produce and textiles may fetch a premium compared to their non-organic counterparts, are certainly better for the planet and your health, and often proudly proclaim their eco-friendly status.

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With the launch of the new UK renewable energy feed-in tariffs, the Government will now be paying every homeowner that installs solar panels and other renewables a guaranteed income in addition to the energy savings they are likely to reap.

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Which company would you bestow the honor of 'Most Innovative' upon for its performance in 2009? Would it be a mammoth like Google, for continued innovation and investment in technologies of the future like clean energy and smart grids? Would it be a decades old entertainment company like Disney?

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We talk a lot about the growing economic importance of the clean energy sector, the employment opportunities it will provide, etc--hell, so does pretty much everyone these days.

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We made a lot of noise about Obama investing heavily (or at least more heavily than US presidents are typically wont to do) in 'green' ventures when the stimulus bill was passed last year.

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Described as "providing the handshake" between the carbon market and the microfinance industry, MicroEnergy Credits is a business solution that holds the potential to speed along clean tech adoption globally by making it much more accessible.

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That headline may sound like anti-globalization rhetoric, and I suppose in a way it is, but based on a new report in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences we now have some more proof that the enforced market reforms on the mid 1980s in Africa have, rather than bring prospe

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From my musings on whether environmentalism is a movement or not to Brian's piece on why religious language on Global Warming is a mistake, it's comm