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2nd Jan 2008
The UK’s biggest polluters will reap a windfall of at least £6bn from rising power prices and the soaring value of carbon under the new European carbon trading scheme that critics say fails to correct the flaws of the system it replaced.
28th Sep 2007 by Alex Briggs
Those were the key elements of last night’s Powering the UK event in Manchester. Greenpeace hosted the event at Manchester City’s stadium. The club is set to unveil a very large wind turbine just outside the stadium in the coming months, working with Ecotricity and the Manchester City Council to provide power to the stadium as well the surrounding neighborhoods.
26th Sep 2007
Recently, Manchester City FC installed a wind turbine in their stadium grounds. When it is fully operational next year, it will supply enough energy to power the stadium and thousands of nearby homes.
In this podcast, Pete Bradshaw, Social Responsibility Manager for Manchester City Football Club talks about ways in which Man City FC have been leading the UK’s football clubs in tacking climate change.
Event: 27th Sep 2007, 6.30pm
Find out more about Manchester City FC’s conversion to wind power, and see the regional launch of Greenpeace’s The Convenient Solution.
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