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4 August 2016
Manufacturing
Indian officials order investigations after exposé into cover-up of child deaths in mica mines
Indian officials order investigations after exposé into cover-up of child deaths in mica mines
Transport
China's first home-made supercapacitor tram unveiled
China's first home-made supercapacitor tram unveiled
3 August 2016
Waste
Filthy water, toxic air don’t make Rio Games environment-friendly
Filthy water, toxic air don’t make Rio Games environment-friendly
Carbon & Climate
Making overseas investments skew green
Making overseas investments skew green
Policy & Finance
Hurdles remain for global clampdown on hazardous refrigerants
Hurdles remain for global clampdown on hazardous refrigerants
Carbon & Climate
Scientists confirm multiple climate records broken in 2015
Scientists confirm multiple climate records broken in 2015
Carbon & Climate
Climate change blamed for anthrax outbreak in north Russia
Climate change blamed for anthrax outbreak in north Russia
Transport
World’s first driverless taxi system comes to Singapore
World’s first driverless taxi system comes to Singapore
Corporate Responsibility
British anti-slavery data bank gets sluggish response from business
British anti-slavery data bank gets sluggish response from business
2 August 2016
Corporate Responsibility
Strong economic case for adopting SDGs, say Oz experts
Strong economic case for adopting SDGs, say Oz experts
Manufacturing
One town, two approaches to cleaning up polluted soil
One town, two approaches to cleaning up polluted soil
Water
Like Indonesia, Malaysia to sink illegal foreign fishing boats: minister
Like Indonesia, Malaysia to sink illegal foreign fishing boats: minister
Energy
Dodging costs and power cuts, Tanzanian firms profit from solar drive
Dodging costs and power cuts, Tanzanian firms profit from solar drive
Energy
Shell outlines ways for the world to achieve net-zero emissions
Shell outlines ways for the world to achieve net-zero emissions
Green Buildings
Sydney Opera House ups environmental ambitions
Sydney Opera House ups environmental ambitions
Food & Agriculture
Climate change blamed for Pakistan’s steep drop in cotton production
Climate change blamed for Pakistan’s steep drop in cotton production
Energy
Vietnam’s renewables get a boost with IFC and Armstrong-funded hydro project
Vietnam’s renewables get a boost with IFC and Armstrong-funded hydro project
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Indonesian 'maid detectives' on mission to save women from trafficking
Indonesian 'maid detectives' on mission to save women from trafficking
Manufacturing
Mega-merger of steel makers tests SOE reform
Mega-merger of steel makers tests SOE reform
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Land used for palm oil could double without damaging forests - researchers
Land used for palm oil could double without damaging forests - researchers
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