If Father Christmas brought you a new mobile, don’t throw your old one away!

For those who couldn’t make it last week, there is now a short film of the BBC World One Planet Pre-Copenhagen debate at Eden.

Eden played its part in the debate surrounding the forthcoming Copenhagen climate conference yesterday (Thursday December 3) by hosting a landmark discussion between some of the world’s top environmental thinkers for the BBC World Service’s One Planet programme.

On the eve of the UN Copenhagen climate conference we’ll be hosting a BBC World Service debate between some of the world’s foremost environmental thinkers.

Ever wondered what happens to Eden’s food waste?

On Friday November 6 we unveiled our plans to partner with EGS Energy Limited and launch a £20 million engineered geothermal system (EGS) power plant on our site at Bodelva, near St Austell, Cornwall.

The Eden Project will be holding an open public meeting on Friday November 6 about its plan to build a geothermal power plant on its site at Bodelva, near St Austell.

With teeth of mice, ears of satellite dishes and a brain of computer parts, the three-tonne structure represents the amount of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) the average British person throws away in their lifetime.

The Eden Project today welcomed Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s Labour Party conference announcement of 10,000 new green work placements, a programme to be delivered in partnership with Eden. Outlining how the Government plans to unlock the talents of the young, Mr Brown said: “I can also announce that we will work with the Eden Project and Mayday Network to create the biggest group of green work placements we have ever done – up to 10,000 green job placements so that our young people can make the most of the opportunities of the low carbon economy and open it up for their abilities to flourish.”

News was announced today on BBC Cornwall that Orascom Development, a Swiss town developer with global projects across the Middle East has joined the Eco-town project.
For those of you unfamiliar with the Eco-town project it’s a very exciting and ambitious opportunity to regenerate the Mid Cornwall Clay area.
For  the past 12 months the Eden Project [...]