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News / Carbon & Climate

A cooler century? Wait and see

...t variations in the Sun's output. It also appears that much of the heat has been going, not into the atmosphere, but into the oceans.What Dr Otto and his colleagues have done is to estimate how much w...

23 May 2013

A cooler century? Wait and see

News / Energy

Thousands in Japan anti-nuclear protest two years after Fukushima

...thquake and tsunami that triggered the world's worst atomic disaster in 25 years. Japan is still coming to terms with the disaster that ravaged its north-eastern region two years ago - the earthquake ...

11 Mar 2013

Thousands in Japan anti-nuclear protest two years after Fukushima

News / Waste

Amount of food waste in Singapore hits record high

...ty to food and increased food variety" could also have worsened the wastage.The problem has permeated every link of the supply chain. In a statement to The Straits Times, the NEA noted that food wasta...

1 Jul 2013

Amount of food waste in Singapore hits record high

Opinion / Energy

Shale gas to the rescue?

...terest rate. That remains true today. We may be in a permanent liquidity trap, in which nominal interest rates cannot fall below zero, but the expected rate of return to investment remains negative. U...

26 Dec 2013

Shale gas to the rescue?

News / Food & Agriculture

Many grouper species face extinction, with most eaten in Hong Kong

...the study, urged the government to protect the threatened species through legislation and tighten monitoring over the grouper trade, of which the city is a major centre. "We as consumers don't really ...

22 May 2013

Many grouper species face extinction, with most eaten in Hong Kong

News / Manufacturing

China battery plant protest gives voice to rising anger over pollution

...tion begins to object to the model of growth at all costs that has fuelled the economyfor three decades. Saturday's gathering, attracting about 1,000 protesters, was the third mass protest in recent w...

11 May 2013

China battery plant protest gives voice to rising anger over pollution

News / Water

Potable seawater to flow soon

...the State-owned Beijing Enterprises Water Group Limited, claiming that it has mastered the core technology of seawater desalination. "The water meets all the 106 indices listed in the national water q...

18 Mar 2013

Potable seawater to flow soon

News / Carbon & Climate

Carbon change 'must not halt energy efficiency'

...to flow through to their operations. John Connor, chief executive of the Climate Institute, said the potential of a lower carbon price made it even more important that the government maintain compleme...

15 Jul 2013

Carbon change 'must not halt energy efficiency'

News / Energy

Nuclear-free future not an option for UK energy strategy, says chief adviser

...ture for the UK is not something the coalition "is thinking seriously about", the government's chief science adviser said on Tuesday at the launch of the country's long-term nuclear strategy. The gove...

27 Mar 2013

Nuclear-free future not an option for UK energy strategy, says chief adviser

News / Carbon & Climate

Gray lashes Lennon over forestry peace talks

...the forest peace talk signatories back together. He has warned of job losses and economic trouble in regional areas without an agreement. "In that environment it seems to me that it's not an option to...

31 Oct 2012

Gray lashes Lennon over forestry peace talks

News / Green Buildings

How energy efficiency measures are becoming big business

...thing interesting or exciting happens". "That is the problem with energy efficiency," Eckel said. "It's not that interesting, it's not that exciting. What it does do is have a very meaningful impact o...

19 Sep 2013

How energy efficiency measures are becoming big business

Videos / Water

Saving water with smart technology: Interview with TaKaDu's Amir Peleg

...t. The other challenge was also to attract the best talent into the company. There is an impression that the water sector is conservative, so we have to persuade the brightest people that there is a ...

20 Nov 2013

Saving water with smart technology: Interview with TaKaDu's Amir Peleg

News / Corporate Responsibility

Adidas' DryDye garment dyeing process delivers significant water and energy savings

...t two years the textile industry uses enough water to fill the Mediterranean Sea to dye clothing. In second quarter 2012 adidas produced 50,000 DryDye t-shirts to meet retailer demand. In that product...

2 Aug 2012

Adidas' DryDye garment dyeing process delivers significant water and energy savings

News / Energy

Protesters demand end to nuclear power

...the fight, despite two years of little change after the nuclear disaster in northeastern Japan. Gathering two days ahead of the second anniversary of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that sent the ...

11 Mar 2013

Protesters demand end to nuclear power

News / Energy

Rapid expansion a threat to solar

...tant at pitt & sherry. A terawatt is equal to 1 trillion watts. Solar's contribution, while only about 1.5 per cent of total generation, is eroding the business model of the incumbents. For one th...

13 Aug 2013

Rapid expansion a threat to solar

News / Food & Agriculture

200 nations support tougher trade rules to protect turtles

...to protect dozens of species of turtles, in a day that saw the US and China joining forces for the first time ever, at an international wildlife summit in Thailand. Millions of turtles are targeted by...

11 Mar 2013

200 nations support tougher trade rules to protect turtles

News / Energy

Gov't sees wind power as key to renewable energy

...tput capacities per unit, making them more cost-effective than other sources of energy. The government's plan, the first of its kind in the world, aims to use a system similar to expressway tolls that...

5 Feb 2013

Gov't sees wind power as key to renewable energy

Press Releases / Environmental Business International

US remediation industry generates $8.07 billion in revenues

...ted and potentially yet to come," said EBJ Senior Editor George Stubbs. "The impacts include delays in task orders and the possibility that the 'sequestration' package of budget cuts that took effect ...

29 Aug 2013

US remediation industry generates $8.07 billion in revenues

News / Green Buildings

Time to set targets on green buildings

...t doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that green buildings are the key to radical transformation of that statistic. So will somebody please tell me why there was merely an obligatory nod of ...

14 Feb 2013

Time to set targets on green buildings

Research / Grattan Institute

Getting gas right: Australia’s energy challenge

...try must ensure that enough infrastructure is built to ensure that gas flows. Governments should also move to create a more transparent and competitive market by accelerating the development of gas t...

17 Jun 2013

Getting gas right: Australia’s energy challenge