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News / Policy & Finance

Abbott government's climate policy likely to see emissions rise not fall, groups say

An analysis of the Coalition's direct action climate change policy suggests it will result in Australia substantially increasing its carbon emissions by 2020 rather than reducing them below 2000 level...

14 Nov 2013

Abbott government's climate policy likely to see emissions rise not fall, groups say

Press Releases / Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore

SEAS leads national SME Energy Efficiency Initiative to cut costs

For Immediate Release SEAS leads national initiative to help SMEs cut energy costs by increasing energy efficiency To help SMEs cope with rising energy costs, the SME Energy Efficiency Initiative (SM...

11 Jul 2013

SEAS leads national SME Energy Efficiency Initiative to cut costs

News / Water

New Zealand may kick start race to mine the ocean floor

New Zealand decides this week whether to approve an underwater iron-ore operation that would likely become the world's first commercial metals mine at the bottom of the sea. A green light to allow New...

16 Jun 2014

New Zealand may kick start race to mine the ocean floor

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

How to slow climate change? Target the 90 companies who pollute the most

The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released on Sunday its third of four planned reports. This one is on mitigation, or the “human intervention to reduce the sources or enhance the...

22 Apr 2014

How to slow climate change? Target the 90 companies who pollute the most

News / Cities

City branches out with green space scheme

In HCM City, a million trees have been planted on an area of 600ha in all 24 districts as part of a programme to increase the green cover. Authorities will also plant another 250,000 trees along river...

4 Sep 2013

City branches out with green space scheme

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Global warming’s upside-down narrative

NEW YORK – When politicians around the world tell the story of global warming, they cast it as humanity’s greatest challenge. But they also promise that it is a challenge that they can meet at low co...

21 Apr 2014

Global warming’s upside-down narrative

News / Energy

Breakthroughs needed for green business

Indonesia needs significant breakthroughs to promote green business practices and lure more sizeable pro-environment investment, a business group says.The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (...

28 Nov 2013

Breakthroughs needed for green business

News / Carbon & Climate

Geo-engineering ‘could mean more heat’

The geo-engineers just cannot win, it seems. First, scientists demonstrated that ambitious plans to cool the planet by dimming solar radiation could have unintended and unwelcome consequences. And now...

20 Feb 2014

Geo-engineering ‘could mean more heat’

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Climate change is divisive. Climate solutions are not.

On the first Earth Day in 1970, environmental sentiment was proudly worn and fiercely optimistic. It tapped into a deep concern for our future shared by young and old; rich and poor; left, right, and ...

16 May 2014

Climate change is divisive. Climate solutions are not.

News / Energy

Renewable energy can meet 10% of power demand without govt subsidies: SEAS

Renewable energy sources can generate up to 10 per cent of Singapore's power demand by 2020, compared to less than 1 per cent today. According to a white paper released by the Sustainable Energy Assoc...

25 Nov 2013

Renewable energy can meet 10% of power demand without govt subsidies: SEAS

News / Energy

Short-cut to produce hydrogen seen as step to cleaner fuel

Scientists have produced hydrogen by accelerating a natural process found in rocks deep below the Earth's surface, a short-cut that may herald the wider use of what is a clean fuel, a study showed on ...

9 Dec 2013

Short-cut to produce hydrogen seen as step to cleaner fuel

Press Releases / Reed Exhibitions UAE

Sweden runs out of garbage

Imagine a world where pollution is a non-issue, cities are pristine, healthy environments to live in, and little to no entanglements from discarded trash injures wildlife or clogs the oceans. In Swede...

25 Sep 2013

Sweden runs out of garbage

News / Energy

Fuel cell makers become big short after shares surge

Bets against the share prices of fuel-cell manufacturers are climbing as questions emerge about the prospects for profits at some of the Nasdaq’s best performers this year. Plug Power Inc’s short inte...

13 Mar 2014

Fuel cell makers become big short after shares surge

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

We can win on climate change - but without the UN

The climate community has been in a beehive of activity all summer as government officials, corporate leaders and climate activists prepare to congregate in New York City on 23rd September for a UN 'C...

9 Sep 2014

We can win on climate change - but without the UN

News / Water

Dam bosses keep eye on drought

Hydro-electricity plants will adjust their operations to provide enough water for agriculture production and domestic use in the lowlands of Thu Bon-Vu Gia rivers. This was stated by leaders of the Mi...

13 May 2013

Dam bosses keep eye on drought

News / Energy

CLP billionaire’s wind farms plan bond debut: India credit

India’s top wind utility is planning its debut debt sale, offering investors a chance to fund an industry that’s forecast to grow faster than the U.S. this year. CLP Wind Farms (India) Pvt., a unit of...

7 Oct 2013

CLP billionaire’s wind farms plan bond debut: India credit

News / Energy

Burn more low-quality coal, power plants urged

The country's power plants should burn more poor-quality coal, leaving better coal for smaller coal-burning enterprises that lack emission controls — a move that would reduce pollution, it has been su...

19 Dec 2013

Burn more low-quality coal, power plants urged

News / Corporate Responsibility

Corporate foundations: The value of doing good

While companies worldwide are increasingly integrating their corporate social responsibility (CSR) programmes into their operations, corporate foundations continue to be a popular vehicle for corporat...

25 Jun 2014

Corporate foundations: The value of doing good

Press Releases / Ag Resource Strategies, LLC

Ag sustainability goes long – from field-scale to nation-wide

Ag Resource Strategies, LLC offers ‘Farm Portfolio’ approach to simplify conservation complexity New Ulm, MN - City dwellers as well as farmers need bottom-line returns from over $4 billi...

28 Nov 2013

Ag sustainability goes long – from field-scale to nation-wide

News / Transport

UGM wins green car competition

A prototype designed by Gadjah Mada University (UGM) students is the first winner of a nationwide university car-innovation competition. The Subali 4 which uses hydrogen peroxide and a calcium iodide ...

8 May 2013

UGM wins green car competition