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21 February 2011
Manufacturing
Philips pours funds into green innovation
15 February 2011
14 February 2011
Green Buildings
LED bulbs not as eco-friendly as some might think
Manufacturing
Philips Lumileds to build new facilities in Bayan Lepas
11 February 2011
10 February 2011
Carbon & Climate
LEDs to save town councils $5m a year
9 February 2011
Green Buildings
A “hungry pig” will take care of rubbish at Erina Fair
2 February 2011
Policy & Finance
Analysis: LEDs companies' rally dims as China beckons
28 January 2011
Green Buildings
Myth busting Tony Arnel: what the World GBC chair told G’Day USA
27 January 2011
Policy & Finance
Analysis: Obama green job vision faces challenge from abroad
21 January 2011
17 January 2011
Green Buildings
Singapore landmark building goes green
15 January 2011
11 January 2011
Green Buildings
Analysis: Can green construction beat the building blues?
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Green Buildings
200 more green buildings by 2012
27 December 2010
Carbon & Climate
Japan to boost green capex by $6.4 billion
21 December 2010
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