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1 August 2012
Carbon & Climate
Nature soaks up more greenhouse gases, brakes warming
Nature soaks up more greenhouse gases, brakes warming
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Off-grid power shines in India solar village
Off-grid power shines in India solar village
Carbon & Climate
New North American rules on cleaner ship fuel take effect
New North American rules on cleaner ship fuel take effect
Food & Agriculture
Pacific region on brink of El Nino: New Zealand weather scientists
Pacific region on brink of El Nino: New Zealand weather scientists
Energy
Tepco widens net loss forecast on reduced power tariff increase
Tepco widens net loss forecast on reduced power tariff increase
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Water woes imminent
Water woes imminent
Energy
Study rates nuclear a cheap source of energy
Study rates nuclear a cheap source of energy
Policy & Finance
Green tape cuts 'won't lower standards'
Green tape cuts 'won't lower standards'
Energy
ASI funds Northern Territory solar electricity study
ASI funds Northern Territory solar electricity study
Waste
Plants to trade in pollutant quotas
Plants to trade in pollutant quotas
Energy
TrustPower to build $439m SA wind farm
TrustPower to build $439m SA wind farm
Energy
Government pushes for efficient stoves
Government pushes for efficient stoves
Energy
Solar to be cheaper than energy's crack cocaine - brown coal
Solar to be cheaper than energy's crack cocaine - brown coal
Policy & Finance
More changes to $1bn clean technology grants
More changes to $1bn clean technology grants
Energy
PLN to build infrastructure for govt electric car bid
PLN to build infrastructure for govt electric car bid
Policy & Finance
Suntech 'not solvent' without Chinese assistance, Maxim says
Suntech 'not solvent' without Chinese assistance, Maxim says
Energy
World's biggest blackout points at years of neglect of power sector
World's biggest blackout points at years of neglect of power sector
31 July 2012
Water
Examining Phnom Penh's flood-prone architecture
Examining Phnom Penh's flood-prone architecture
Energy
US hopeful on APEC green goods pact, despite China dispute
US hopeful on APEC green goods pact, despite China dispute
Energy
Trina Solar cuts shipment outlook, reaches three-year low
Trina Solar cuts shipment outlook, reaches three-year low
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Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
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