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Kochi port seeks expressions of interest to set up desalination plant on Willingdon Island
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Foreign farmland investment is booming in Asia – But can it be done ethically?
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Gorontalo, Japanese investors to manage forests for carbon trading
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Suntech sees China gaining from falling solar prices
Suntech sees China gaining from falling solar prices
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Malaysian firms among the top three in Asian Sustainability Rating
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