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News / Policy & Finance

Conservation groups threaten action if green tape slashed

...tal laws and protections by recently installed state governments''. ''These attacks include gutting state environment departments with significant cuts to staff and resources, reductions in third-part...

4 Jul 2013

Conservation groups threaten action if green tape slashed

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Preserving nature isn't about aesthetics. It's about necessity.

...this group, is seen as ultimately arbitrary and pointless. In short, while most traditional environmentalists want to preserve the Holocene environment, at least some post-environmentalists think that...

20 Jan 2014

Preserving nature isn't about aesthetics. It's about necessity.

News / Energy

Solar batteries could dramatically alter home energy use

...to keep the lights on when the sun isn't shining. Solar batteries allow homes and businesses to store solar power to use in the hours of darkness and can also help to create "smart grids" that react t...

11 Mar 2013

Solar batteries could dramatically alter home energy use

Press Releases / Sindicatum Sustainable Resources

FMO and Proparco invest in further growth of Sindicatum in Asia

...the North and South. Its mission is to catalyze private investment in emerging and developing countries with the aim of supporting growth, sustainable development and the achievement of the Millennium...

20 Dec 2013

FMO and Proparco invest in further growth of Sindicatum in Asia

News / Green Buildings

Experts call on green rules for new UAE buildings

The UAE should prioritise sustainable development to ready itself for life after oil, experts say. Academics are looking at how best to achieve this, and how to train a new generation of Emiratis to d...

4 Mar 2013

Experts call on green rules for new UAE buildings

News / Transport

Beijing to double bicycles for rent

...ts number of bicycles for rent, to 25,000 this year, with plans to add more, in an attempt to cut air pollution and traffic congestion in the city. With private automobile ownership estimated to excee...

18 Jul 2013

Beijing to double bicycles for rent

News / Transport

Beijing unveils preferential policies for electric vehicles

...the option to obtain license plates without participating in the city’s plate lottery, Chen Guiru, deputy director of the Beijing New Energy Auto Development Center, said Thursday. According to statis...

8 Mar 2013

Beijing unveils preferential policies for electric vehicles

News / Energy

British gov't vows to prioritize "green" energy

...tation into projects to cut electricity demand. The move will be portrayed by David Cameron as proof that the Conservatives are still committed to being a “green” Government despite plans to push ahea...

8 Feb 2013

British gov't vows to prioritize "green" energy

News / Corporate Responsibility

Greening the red dot: Eco Action Day launches in Singapore

...to undertake turned into long-term habits. To date, the 300 organisations that have participated in past campaigns have collectively achieved an estimated savings equivalent to 83,980 kilowatt hour...

30 Apr 2014

Greening the red dot: Eco Action Day launches in Singapore

News / Energy

Renewables future at mercy of big power retailers

...trike” by two of Australia's biggest electricity retailers is potentially stalling growth in the renewable energy industry just two weeks after the government gave its backing for the sector, a big re...

3 Apr 2013

Renewables future at mercy of big power retailers

Press Releases / Financial Times Live | Global Conferences & Events

FT/IFC Investing in Climate Business Forum 2013: Join the debate

...ticipants from investment, politics, business and development, it will explore the needs of the region and identify opportunities for investment and growth Don’t miss the opportunity to share i...

25 Apr 2013

FT/IFC Investing in Climate Business Forum 2013: Join the debate

Opinion / Energy

Australia’s big fat solar policy failure exposed

...ty of retailers would not pay for this energy if they don’t have to; that’s just business. Why incur a cost of they don’t have to? Sure, make an offer, but don’t make it attractive or easy. The fact t...

3 Apr 2014

Australia’s big fat solar policy failure exposed

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change debate muddied by confusion and doubt, says David Suzuki

...think that's unfortunate." UNSW's Professor Steve Sherwood, a contributing author to the latest IPCC report, said the UN process at least "gives a focal point for us to stop and talk about the science...

24 Sep 2013

Climate change debate muddied by confusion and doubt, says David Suzuki

News / Carbon & Climate

World must eliminate fossil fuel emissions, OECD chief says

...the second half of the century," Gurria told reporters at a briefing in London. "That doesn't mean by 2050 exactly but it means by that time we need to be pretty much on the way to achieving it," he s...

10 Oct 2013

World must eliminate fossil fuel emissions, OECD chief says

News / Carbon & Climate

Soot ‘melted Alps glaciers, not heat’

...tarted to contain large amounts of soot. The team measured the effect the soot would have had on glaciers at the time in terms of equivalent changes in air temperature. They found that the melting ef...

5 Sep 2013

Soot ‘melted Alps glaciers, not heat’

News / Energy

Lower prices offset carbon tax

...tant. Demand for power across the National Electricity Market serving the eastern states and South Australia fell another 1.4 terrawatt-hours in the year to August compared with the 12 months to July,...

4 Sep 2013

Lower prices offset carbon tax

News / Carbon & Climate

World Bank targets air pollution in climate battle

...the statement said. Pollution poisons plants and can block sunlight, stunting growth. The coalition statement did not refer to an academic study last month that suggested the temperature benefits of a...

4 Sep 2013

World Bank targets air pollution in climate battle

Press Releases / Wind Energy Update

Major operators share key insight at European Wind O&M Forum in Hamburg

...tors, and of the risk mitigation opportunities that are available to the wind industry. They highlighted that the industry is moving from a traditional O&M model to structural integrity management...

5 Feb 2014

Major operators share key insight at European Wind O&M Forum in Hamburg

News / Food & Agriculture

USDA weighing what to do in case of GMO alfalfa contamination

...to try to stop its approval of biotech alfalfa. "We don't know how to control contamination. They say biotech is just another tool in the toolbox. That is not true. It's a tool that takes over all the...

19 Sep 2013

USDA weighing what to do in case of GMO alfalfa contamination

News / Carbon & Climate

Planning, mitigation plans ignore climate change, experts say

...tigation strategies in Australia don't take into account the future impacts of climate change, leaving communities at risk from greater and more frequent extreme weather, experts warn. During an onlin...

21 Mar 2013

Planning, mitigation plans ignore climate change, experts say