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News / Water

Rayong seafood industry reels from crisis

...toxic contamination.Fishery Department chief Wimol Jantrarotai on Thursday said the long-term impact of the oil slick on marine ecology must be closely monitored."We can't tell yet what will happen [t...

5 Aug 2013

Rayong seafood industry reels from crisis

News / Energy

State unveils plan to make renewable energy available to all

...to benefit from clean energy and it's savings by getting it with no money down. "What we want to do is make sure that over that there's going to the financing available to make sure that folks have th...

25 Feb 2013

State unveils plan to make renewable energy available to all

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Davos: The shifting nature of power and the shifting power of nature

...the WEF suggests it's members deal with the cause of the crisis, not just the symptoms, we know that we are running out of time and that the window of opportunity to avoid an ecological catastrophe is...

23 Jan 2014

Davos: The shifting nature of power and the shifting power of nature

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Making your sustainability report come alive

...tually read the reports, except for maybe a handful of jobseekers, students and sustainability consultants. “ Make sure the content of the report comes alive by: first, letting it become a part of th...

4 Oct 2013

Making your sustainability report come alive

News / Green Buildings

Green buildings on the rise in Persian Gulf states

...tprint — high tech operating systems that ration electricity and power, additional insulation and thicker glass to reduce heat coming into the building and designs that orient the structure to limit t...

23 Oct 2012

Green buildings on the rise in Persian Gulf states

News / Carbon & Climate

Industry body calls on UN to lead by example and offset its carbon footprint

...the United Nations to show its commitment to tackling climate change and to saving its own carbon market, the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), by offsetting its greenhouse gas emissions with Certifi...

12 Feb 2013

Industry body calls on UN to lead by example and offset its carbon footprint

News / Water

Fish ecosystem on Yangtze 'on verge of collapse'

...t agencies and NGOs participated. It was the first expedition of its kind to study the upper reaches of the Yangtze River regarding wetlands, aquatic diversity and water environment, according to the ...

16 Aug 2013

Fish ecosystem on Yangtze 'on verge of collapse'

News / Policy & Finance

EU lawmakers deal a blow to crop-based biofuels

...the challenge for policy-makers was to balance the very latest knowledge with the need to give investors time to adapt. "If you take that (science) into account, you know there are better choices than...

12 Jul 2013

EU lawmakers deal a blow to crop-based biofuels

News / Carbon & Climate

Global warming slowdown linked to cooler Pacific waters

...these are indications that the climate is continuing to warm, but the global average temperature has remained below the figure for 1998. "The solution to this contradiction is that temperature has beh...

29 Aug 2013

Global warming slowdown linked to cooler Pacific waters

News / Waste

Measures promised to tackle refinery waste

...ticulate matter with a diameter less than 10 micrometers, said Lan Jun, deputy head of the Yunnan Environmental Protection Department. He said the waste must be controlled during the production proces...

15 May 2013

Measures promised to tackle refinery waste

News / Policy & Finance

Green tape cuts 'won't hurt' environment

...tivities from regulations does not represent a threat to the environment. "None of these options will hurt the environment as everyone still has to meet the requirements of the Environmental Protectio...

27 Sep 2012

Green tape cuts 'won't hurt' environment

News / Energy

US Solar Industry Pessimistic on China Tariffs

...the regulation that allows low-cost Chinese producers to avoid the tariffs if they make the solar assemblies outside China. The effort to protect the US market won't overcome the world oversupply that...

13 Dec 2012

US Solar Industry Pessimistic on China Tariffs

News / Waste

Cities tackle garbage problem

...tor of the institute of modernization strategy at the Guangdong Academy of Social Sciences, said that authorities should raise the residents' environmental awareness level. "In addition to the introdu...

18 Sep 2012

Cities tackle garbage problem

News / Energy

Japan's nuclear crisis deepens, China expresses 'shock'

...ther similar tanks that were built hastily to store water washed over melted reactors at the station to keep them cool. Water in the latest leak is so contaminated that a person standing close to it f...

21 Aug 2013

Japan's nuclear crisis deepens, China expresses 'shock'

News / Energy

Chill breeze of politics stills Australian renewables

...the South Australia state shows wind generation is starting to depress wholesale electricity market prices. Wind now accounts for 21 per cent of installed capacity in the state against 13 per cent for...

27 May 2013

Chill breeze of politics stills Australian renewables

News / Policy & Finance

Ailing solar firm REC to split, move out of Europe

...ty analyst at Pareto Securities said. "The two units don't really have much to do with each other and now they'll be able to concentrate on their individual businesses." "Most importantly, this will m...

19 Jul 2013

Ailing solar firm REC to split, move out of Europe

News / Policy & Finance

Plan pumps up to $148m into water buyback

...t trying to find a way to fill the water buyback book without affecting irrigators - and good luck to them, but I think this is a fraud,'' he told the Senate . ''The states are almost putting the fede...

16 Oct 2012

Plan pumps up to $148m into water buyback

Press Releases / Clenergy International

Clenergy supplies a leading energy company in Japan

...tance and to extend the system’s lifespan. Clenergy uses innovation to help its clients cut costs while ensuring that the system’s overall structural strength satisfies the client’s ...

27 May 2013

Clenergy supplies a leading energy company in Japan

News / Energy

Indian villages lit up by off-grid power

...tterjee. Back in Jangaon, as the sun goes down the lights come on in the village's main street - from the grocery store to the doctor's clinic at the end of the lane to the street-food vendor at the c...

19 Aug 2013

Indian villages lit up by off-grid power

News / Carbon & Climate

We're in the danger zone says Hansen

...t action to do anything to curb a continuous rise to 450 ppm and beyond. He says he once accepted that 450 ppm might be tenable, but that recent science has changed that. Speaking on YouTube to promot...

27 May 2013

We're in the danger zone says Hansen