50 People Who Buggered Up Britain

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To attain this, a huge area of the city centre has been turned into a pedestrian zone and there are 500km of bike paths. Paternoster Chop House gives off a sophisticated vibe with its bright red tiling and emerald chairs, and the menu is up to scratch too with classic dishes cooked on Josper grills over charcoal. How this struggle plays out in the next 20 years will determine whether there is any rainforest left intact south-east Asia in 50 years' time, and possibly the political future of many developing countries. This family run Lebanese restaurant at Imperial Wharf has been delighting locals for over 50 years with generous, authentic Lebanese food cooked with love and soul. It is she who has coaxed the Mexican army, Japanese geishas, French celebrities, 10,000 Malaysian schools, the president of Turkmenistan and children in Rotherham to roll up their sleeves, dig a hole and plant a tree.

That makes 28-50 By Night the perfect choice for a private dinner of wine obsessives, and the modern European menu is excellent too.She's not so popular with Greens, who accuse her of being a lackey to nuclear power and a friend of Bush, but they accept that she gets things done. There are something like 200,000 people benefiting from 34 similar community seed banks set up in 13 states across the country. World agriculture accounts for 17% of industrial greenhouse gas emissions, more than the transport sector.

Central government and local authorities in the UK turn to Robin Murray, 67, when they need to reduce waste. She's one-third of Aquaflow, a small company that was one of the first to crack the technology needed to harvest wild algae from sewage ponds, then extract fuel from it suitable for cars and aircraft. Plus, with Atul Kochhar at the helm, you couldn’t be in better hands with the food either, and Kanishka’s modern Indian menu has something for everyone. It was a learning process," says DiCaprio, "and I wanted to play the role of investigator - from watching documentaries at a young age, from seeing films on rainforests in Brazil and really appreciating the beauty of our planet, and then learning more and more about human impact and wanting to do something about it. Don’t forget that we also have plenty of best-of guides filled with more inspiration, from London’s best unusual and quirky private dining rooms that pack plenty of wow-factor, to private spaces with stunning views of London for an experience guests won’t forget.

We’ve also got a list of the best private dining rooms in London for 40 people, should your guest list change at the final hour. If it invested in really energy-efficient goals, in the same way as, say, it invested in the internet, GPS and chips, Lovins says it would shift the entire global energy landscape. The final edit of the interview itself was fairly soft in tone, but it did include questions that now seem ahead of their time - namely, about the science of climate change, the lobbying power of Big Oil, ways to decrease the use of SUVs and how vulnerable New Orleans was to sea-level rises. As they move, they are at increased risk of illness,” Kevin Mackey, the organisation’s Somalia country director, said in a statement on Monday. A pub once frequented by Charles Dickens, among others, The Trafalgar Tavern is certainly one of London’s more famous pubs, and perfect for anyone planning a private dinner in and around the Greenwich area.

Evidently stung by the criticism, in 1998 DiCaprio established the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, which has since collaborated with the likes of the International Fund for Animal Welfare, Oceana, the Natural Resources Defence Council and the Dian Fossey Foundation to raise awareness, particularly among children, of environmental issues. Like many others in developing countries, she has been beaten up, arrested and imprisoned for speaking out against environmental destruction, government oppression and abuse of human rights. This could save 90% of CO2 emissions, but the snag is that it costs hundreds of millions of pounds for every station and it uses as much as 35% more energy to collect the gas, transport it and bury it. There is no agreement on what emission cuts need to be made by when or by whom, and the US is still deeply reluctant to do anything. But then the musician, who had played with the LPO and had written for the Royal Ballet, went further.Home to one of the finest medical science libraries in Europe, booking The Royal College of Surgeons means dining in the company of groundbreaking history. Ten years ago, she shocked people when she said Germany should aim to raise the proportion of its electricity generated from renewable energy to 50% by 2050.