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Notorious stench Leithers' biggest stink THE notorious Seafield stench is more of a concern to people living in Leith than high levels of drinking and vandalism, a survey has revealed.

'Green bridge' vision for bike link between port's parks Environmentalists aim to revive rail route for cyclists.

All hands to the pumps in drive to get green cars going As petrol prices soar and the Prime Minister backs eco-friendly transport, Hazel Mollison finds the pressure is on to develop electric and hydrogen cars to save drivers money and cut CO2 emissions.

It's a rubbish job, but someone has to do it.. VOLUNTEERS have removed 200 cubic metres of rubbish from the Water of Leith, enough to fill more than 25 skips.

Biofuel targets aren't meaningful enough

Waste plant opponents set out their stall

Campaigners air their feelings to G8

Easily misled by green intentions

University's green claims hit by survey

Docks plan back on the table

Scotland must put more of its energy into renewables

New hands on approach to clean beach

Darling faces fight over car taxing plans

Police guilty of killing activists

'Chuting' party claims success

Eco-school has a lot of bottle

Greens target supermarkets

Bid to protect seabirds

£100k for tree survey while city swings axe

Sanctuary for wildlife turned into sewage tip

Carbon-neutral housing conference to take place

May day call on warming

Group aiming to clean beach

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