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Plastic stadium promotes Taiwan’s green technology
23 July 2013
Green Buildings
Foster’s solar-skinned buildings signal market tripling
11 July 2013
Green Buildings
Building green starts with citizenry and cultural shifts
5 July 2013
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UN opens cutting-edge, eco-friendly complex in Copenhagen
28 June 2013
26 June 2013
Green Buildings
Futuristic, sustainable hotels the next frontier for hospitality
19 June 2013
Carbon & Climate
Religions seen slow to go green, Pope may inspire
18 June 2013
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Carbon & Climate
New York lays out $20 billion plan to adapt to climate change
7 June 2013
Green Buildings
Bayer sees good green opportunities in Malaysia
3 June 2013
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Thai businesses seeing virtues of green buildings
17 May 2013
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More property developments and firms go green in the Philippines
16 May 2013
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Sustainability Leaders Series: Autodesk’s Jake Layes
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