This week: low-carbon inspiration for your kitchen from 10:10 Mediterranean, Gorilla-Guerilla action at the University of Amsterdam and a new car-sharing campaign by the French Open.

• 10:10 Mediterranean launched their beautiful e-cook book full of yummy low carbon recipes last week. Download your free version here and get cooking!

• The University of Amsterdam, are tackling their 10% with the help of the 10:10 Guerrillas - a group of students who've made it their goal to get the uni's emissions down in fun and creative ways. Last week, they organised a "beat the stairs competition", encouraging fellow students and professors to give the lifts a break. Check out the video here. 
• Here's 10:10 Germany's latest mailout, including tips for train travellers and fans of meat-free mondays.

• Calling everyone in Bucharest: 10:10 Romania's friends at Cutezatorii magazine are hosting a fab event this Saturday, 28 May: 31 schools from 13 districts of Romania will participate in a cycling contest with great 10:10 prizes awaiting the winners!
• Wanna know why climate campaigning veteran Tony Juniper loves 10:10? Check out his blog with all the details here.
• Our fab 24-country hub run by the Nektarina team is organising a number of climate change youth forums this summer, starting off in Romania on 29/30 June. Register here. 
• 10:10 France reported back from their successful business breakfast last week, where 10:10 signups such as Danone and Deret transports shared tips and experiences of bringing about behaviour change within their companies. 

• Over in Serbia, 10:10 supporter Ecoist spread the 10:10 love at their stand at EcoExpo in Belgrade this week. Check out the pictures here. 
• Wanna know how Dutch 10:10 companies are cutting their carbon? Two excellent case studies went up on our website this week: renewable energy company DonQi and transport company Mondial share the ins and outs of energy reduction and employee engagement. 
• More news from the 10:10 in the Netherlands can be found in their latest mailout which includes a recipe for a fennel shake by Dutch celebrity chef Pierre Wind, a blog about the benefits of urban gardens and 10 low carbon furnishing tips.
• Remember when 10:10 France president Yann Arthus-Bertrand convinced the French Open to sign up to 10:10 live on camera last year? Well, they've been active 10:10ers ever since. Their latest idea: a poster campaign in cooperation with car sharing company (and 10:10 signup) Covoiturage, encouraging all visitors to do their bit and share a car with fellow tennis lovers.

• 10:10 Romania challenges Bucharest's People's Palace to sign up to 10:10. As the biggest parliament building in the world and also the second largest administrative building in the world (guess which one's the first), the fulfillment of such a commitment would make Romania a real 10:10 pioneer. 
• One of 10:10 UK's major sign ups, University College Hospital was featured in the Guardian today. After recognising that 75% of their entire carbon footprint came from the materials and equipment they bought in, staff teamed up with other trusts to centralise transportation and draw up detailed low-carbon purchasing guidance.