Sarah-Jayne Russell

Sarah-Jayne Russell

Sarah-Jayne Russell is the deputy editor of the environmentalist

Latest articles by Sarah-Jayne Russell

South West Water fined £24k for sewage spills

South West Water has been fined £24,000 after failings at two of its plants resulted in sewage polluting waterways in Devon and Cornwall
16 May 2012
New cars continue to drive down CO2

New cars continue to drive down CO2

Carbon emissions from new cars in the UK fell a further 4.2% in 2011, reaching a record low of 138.1g CO2 per km, according to the Society of Motor...
14 May 2012

Droughts set to continue

Despite heavy rains and flash floods in April and early May, the Environment Agency (EA) has warned that much of the UK will remain in drought for...
11 May 2012

DECC published renewable heat plans

The energy department has published a new strategy document examining how the UK must decarbonise heating systems by 2050
11 May 2012

Greenlight for EMR, GIB and Water Bill

The government will introduce legislation to meet its pledges to decarbonise electricity generation, protect water supplies and encourage investment...
10 May 2012

Clegg urged to keep GHG reporting pledge

UK businesses and environment groups have called on the deputy prime minister to push for the introduction of mandatory greenhouse-gas (GHG)...
10 May 2012
Quick wins: Managing power supply

Quick wins: Managing power supply

Voltage management can help to lower energy consumption and cut carbon if applied correctly. Sarah-Jayne Russell investigates
10 May 2012

Young shoppers consider carbon

One-third of adults aged 18–25 are willing to pay more for a product that has a smaller carbon footprint than its competitors, according to new...
10 May 2012

New GHG Regs to amend ETS rules

Organisations in breach of EU emissions trading scheme (ETS) legislation will no longer face criminal prosecutions under new greenhouse-gas (GHG)...
8 May 2012

Free advice for firms on electric fleets

Businesses considering investing in electric vehicles are being offered free expert advice from the Energy Savings Trust, in a bid to encourage the...
2 May 2012

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  • Quick wins: Managing power supply Quick wins: Managing power supply
    Voltage management can help to lower energy consumption and cut carbon if applied correctly. Sarah-Jayne Russell investigates
  • A new dawn for planning? A new dawn for planning?
    Stephen Tromans QC finds the final national planning policy framework (NPPF) is better than the draft, but says questions remain
  • GHG accounting of green power - a case for change? GHG accounting of green power
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