This is a real ‘Tea House’ made from recycled paper to obviously send out a green message to the world.
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Crafting a Tea House out of Recycled Paper!

Charge your plug-in vehicles from sidewalk with “Smartlets” | TalkGreen
Plugin outlets are available now in london for free. While the charging time is long, this means you could recharge while parked at work, or parked for the work day at a garage.
London attempt to become the first city in the world to be lit by LEDs –
New entry in what seems now emerging as a sort of global competition, between large and small cities, to seize the primacy of being the first in the world to use LED technology for public lighting.
It's the time for London , as reported ,on sunday 9 march 2008, by the Independent.

London Olympics to go decentralised
The Olympic Delivery Authority has unveiled a design for its energy centre - complete with a combined cooling, heat and power (CCHP) plant fuelled by sustainable biomass (woodchip) and natural gas.

Clean grafitti hits London streets
Anti-Heathrow expansion activists were out and about at the weekend keeping up the pressure on the government to think again about plans for a third runway at Heathrow Airport. This time they took to the streets - literally - to get the message across, using a new method called 'clean grafitti'.

Livingstone pushes forward with £25 congestion charge
Ken Livingstone is stepping up his campaign to charge polluting 4x4s with a £25-a-day congestion charge in London.

New bulbs for old in London bulb amnesty
As Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone might not be the perfect politician but at least he's streets ahead of central government on climate change and reducing emissions in the capital. His latest ploy is to hold a light bulb amnesty during which Londoners can exchange their old incandescent bulbs for a bright new energy-efficient one.
Free DIY Planet Repairs toolkit for Londoners
The Mayor of London is giving away a free DIY Planet Repairs toolkit to all residents of Greater London. The free kit contains a few things to help you make small but important changes around the home.
Greenpeace Launches Range of Dimmable Energy-Efficient Lightbulbs
As part of the 100% Design London exhibition, Greenpeace unveiled what it claims to be the world's first dimmable low-energy light bulbs. Full story in our environment discussion forum.

Demolition Day for Manor Gardens Allotments
Update on the 100-year-old Manor Gardens Allotments, due to be demolished to make a path for the month-long 2012 Olympics, and a rant about why it matters.
Video: London Mayor Ken Livingstone on the C40 Summit, the G8, Businesses, and Climate Change
Livingstone puts the C40 Summit in perspective, noting that today business may be moving faster to address climate change than is government.
Europe Directory, European Business Resources, Guide to Europe
GuideEuro.com links to business website in europe that cover many topics such as transport, shopping, education, art, society, culture, health, lodging, business, investment, computer

Super Green Kitchens: Could Dramtically Lower CO2 Emissions
Dynamic Demand controlled appliances such as fridges and freezers could be able to reduce the amount of electricity they use during peak periods and eventually save an estimated two million tonnes of CO2 emissions a year when fully integrated across the network - the equivalent of taking over 665,000 cars off the road.
Camp for Climate Change starts early to beat police
The Camp for Climate Change protest has started two days early, taking police by surprise. The Camp, taking place in a field near Heathrow, aims to highlight the problems of air travel, and oppose Heathrow's planned third runway. It will run all week, culminating in 24 hours of direct action on sunday.