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  • Pupils from The Bridgford School look inside their converted wood fuel boiler. The school is part Nottinghamshire Country Council who won the 2007 UK Ashden Award. The Ashden Awards for sustainable energy recognises projects finding ways to cut carbon dioxide emissions.
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  • Pupils from Mornington primary school with wood pellets for their wood burning stove. The school is part of Nottinghamshire County Council who won the 2007 UK Ashden Award. The Ashden Awards for sustainable energy recognises projects finding ways to cut carbon dioxide emissions.
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  • A coking factory discharges a plume of exhaust in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009. Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
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  • A coking factory discharges a plume of exhaust in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen021.jpg
  • A man rides his motorcycle past a coking factory at sunrise in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009. Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
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  • A dog walks past a wall mural showing a beautiful Chinese landscape in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009. Linfen is one of the most polluted cities in the world as it turns readily available coal from the surrounding regions into coke that powers the steel mills.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
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  • A coking factory discharges a plume of exhaust in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen029.jpg
  • A person rides a motorcycle through thick haze in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Linfen is one of the most polluted cities in the world as it turns readily available coal from the surrounding regions into coke that powers the steel mills.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
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  • A man rides his motorcycle past a coking factory at sunrise in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009. Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen009.jpg
  • A man rides his motorcycle past a coking factory at sunrise in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen006.jpg
  • As winter fog lifts, the waters of the River Thames clear to reveal an eerie landscape of industrial river life and architecture at Gravesend, Kent England. It is late-morning and in the hazy distance on the northern river bank, steam clouds near the double twin chimneys of npower's 1400MW coal fired Tilbury power station (powering 1.4 million homes using ‘biomass’ fuels and low-sulphur coal) which rise above the passing ghostly bulk of a cargo freighter on its last miles of its voyage from open sea into the Thames Estuary and on to Tilbury Docks. Historically, the Thames has long been a route for shipping that kept the capital supplied and although the docks have seen huge decreases in traffic and volume since the second world war, Tilbury remains a busy hub for containerized vessels arrivng from all over the world.
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  • A man rides his motorbike through thick haze near a coking factory in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen083.jpg
  • A coking factory discharges a plume of exhaust in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen075.jpg
  • A coking factory discharges a plume of exhaust in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen052.jpg
  • A coking factory - coal firing power station complex belches exhaust into the air in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009. Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen046.jpg
  • A coking factory discharges a plume of exhaust in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009. Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen028.jpg
  • Ecotricity wind turbine at their head office in Green Park, Reading, UK. Ecotricity is the worlds first green electricity company.
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  • Ecotricity wind turbine next to the M4 motorway at their head office at Green Park, in Reading. Ecotricity is the worlds first green electricity company.
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  • Exhaust rises up from the Chimneys of a large power plant as a mechanical scoop works to dig up and unload a pile of coal in Shanghai, China on 26 January 2010. China's economic boom and hunger for natural resources has been a blessing for countries such as Australia and Brazil, who controls most the world's high quality iron ore deposits.
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  • Traffic moves through thick haze in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009. Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
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  • A truck and a motorcycle are barely visible through the thick haze near a coking factory in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
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  • A coking factory discharges a plume of exhaust in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen072.jpg
  • A coking factory discharges a plume of exhaust in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009. Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen023.jpg
  • A man drives his tractor past a coking factory at sunrise in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
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  • A view of the hazy city skyline at sunrise in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
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  • A view of the hazy city skyline at sunrise in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009. Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
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  • Ecotricity wind turbine at their head office in Green Park, Reading, UK. Ecotricity is the worlds first green electricity company.
    Wind-Turbines-0472.jpg
  • A coking factory discharges a plume of exhaust in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen039.jpg
  • A man walks along a cat walk at a coking factory as it discharges a plume of exhaust in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen024.jpg
  • A man drives his tractor past a coking factory at sunrise in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China on Thursday, 03 December, 2009.  Due to the heavy presence of coal mines and related industries, Linfen was named the world's most polluted city from 2004-2007.
    QS091203Linfen011.jpg
  • Ecotricity wind turbine at their head office in Green Park, Reading, UK. Ecotricity is the worlds first green electricity company.
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  • Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Panels cover the roof of Palestra House, the home of the London Climate Change Agency and the London Development Agency. This flagship renewable energy project was designed by award winning architect Will Alsop.
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  • Wood burning stove, in a cafe. Llanerchaeron, Wales, UK. A wood burning stove used for heating and cooking in the cafe. Wood is a carbon neutral source of energy, as the amount of carbon dioxide that is released into the atmosphere when wood is burned is the same amount as that which is absorbed by the growing tree. A stove can spread or direct a fires heat much more efficiently than an open fire place.
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  • Engineer checking power levels at Hydro plant in Powys, Wales. Hydroelectricity is a form of hydropower, and is the most widely used form of renewable energy. It produces no waste, and does not produce carbon dioxide (CO2) which contributes to greenhouse gases.
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