Today’s green news: laser lights create virtual cycle lanes
The ins and outs of the Energy Bill, in The Guardian.
WWF, CARE and ActionAid launch report Tackling the Limits to Adaptation at Doha climate talks, on WWF.
BMW chief explains environmental credentials of the new Mini, on DesignBoom.
And finally…for £15, increase your cycle safety with a laser-lit cycle lane, on Gizmodo UK.
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