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The latest environmental news from the UK, brought to you by UNEP/GRID-Arendal.:
Japan mulls expanding green business market
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan aims to expand the "green business" market and create up to 1 million new jobs, the environment ministry said on Wednesday, to simultaneously fight climate change and boost the economy amid a global downturn.

Japan whalers say activists disrupted sailor search
CANBERRA (Reuters) - Japanese whalers accused hardline anti-whaling activists on Wednesday of disrupting a search for a missing sailor believed to have drowned after toppling overboard in stormy and frigid seas close to Antarctica.

Nuclear power station owners 'allowed leaks'
Nuclear power station operators unlawfully allowed radioactive waste to seep from a decontamination unit for 14 years, Chelmsford Crown Court has heard.

Gas stopped for swathe of states
Seven European and Balkan countries report a complete halt in gas imports from Russia as its row with Ukraine worsens.

Europe's plan for alternative pipeline faces big problems
With its vast underground storage tanks and network of pipes, valves and tubes, Baumgarten in the flatlands east of Vienna is one of Europe's biggest gas hubs.

Response: Those behind the harassment law did not want it to stifle protest
Response: My wife was a victim of stalking, and this act led directly from her campaign, says Edward Countryman

Letters: How many sceptics does it take to change a lightbulb?
Letters: Following your item about the removal from sale of filament lamps, various practical aspects seem to have been forgotten

Country diary: West Devon
Hardened turf and icy boulders mark the path up to the little church on Brent Tor (334 metres), blasted by wind sweeping across from Gibbet Hill on the drab western edge of Dartmoor.

Steve Eminton reports on the problems of handling post-Christmas waste
Councils are having to dream up new ways of dealing with post-Christmas waste, due to plummeting prices for recyclables

Eco soundings: January 7 2009
Waste of spaceCumbria county council, and the smaller Copeland and Allerdale councils, are gagging to host Britain's giant deep dump for high-level waste.

Bush creates largest marine protection zone in the world
President Bush is to create the world's largest marine protection area in a huge swathe of the Pacific Ocean.

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