The Renault-Nissan Alliance is committed to reducing CO2 emissions from all vehicles and is the world’s leader in zero-emission vehicles. But what about industrial emissions?

Renault has launched a new online educational game which aims to heighten the awareness of children aged seven to twelve to road safety and sustainable mobility. The game is designed for children to play at home or in the classroom.

Sue Riddlestone and Pooran Desai, founders of the BioRegional Development Group, have pioneered sustainable communities around the globe. Here, they tell Alliance TV how they hope burgeoning technologies can create a more inclusive, equal and cleaner world.

On the face of it, things won’t be so different a little over 15 years from now. According to Zero Carbon Britain – Rethinking the future, a report just published by the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) we will still be driving to work, eating meat for dinner and taking long haul flights round the globe.

A three-year trial in the north-east of England has found that electric vehicles will have an essential role to play in reducing urban pollution and improving quality of life.

The long distances often involved in travelling across North America will pose no challenge to EV users in Vermont and Quebec, following the installation of a 138-mile (222km) charging corridor between Burlington and Montreal.