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News / Policy & Finance

Like coffee and cocoa, bonds to get green certified

...t Aviva Investors, a unit of Aviva, Britain's largest insurer. "(But) I don'4 think it's justifiable to pay up just to buy these bonds, because I don't think that's what our investors want at this poi...

13 Jul 2012

Like coffee and cocoa, bonds to get green certified

News / Carbon & Climate

Australia defends Canada's Kyoto exit

...t said in a statement. "The announcement that Canada is to be the first country to withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol is a major blow to Labor's carbon tax." Ottawa said it would continue to try to redu...

14 Dec 2011

Australia defends Canada's Kyoto exit

News / Food & Agriculture

Fish farming could be Australia's fastest growing agricultural industry

...to an agricultural journalist. Julian Cribb believes Australian farmers are starting to fine-tune their practices to boost sustainability and productivity. But with depleting resources like water and ...

6 Aug 2012

Fish farming could be Australia's fastest growing agricultural industry

News / Food & Agriculture

Food may cause almost a third of greenhouse emissions -study

...tion far beyond fields. "Every step of the food chain - from the seed to the farm to the cooking pot - is at risk," it said. Higher temperatures or floods could make it harder to store and transport f...

31 Oct 2012

Food may cause almost a third of greenhouse emissions -study

Press Releases / http://www.verdantix.com

Verdantix Benchmark Of Energy Management Software Applications Finds Big Investments In Innovation Reshape Competitive Positioning

...t functionality for data centres and real estate portfolios, easier integration with controls and meters as well as more scalable data architectures have reshaped the market in the last 18 months.”...

8 Jan 2013

Verdantix Benchmark Of Energy Management Software Applications Finds Big Investments In Innovation Reshape Competitive Positioning

News / Water

Don’t politicise water issue: Chin

...t has been urged to stop politicising the restructuring of water tariff due to the construction of Langat 2 Water Treatment Plant (LAL 2). Energy, Green Technology and Water Minister Datuk Peter Chin ...

26 Mar 2012

Don’t politicise water issue: Chin

News / Waste

No nuclear waste store for Shire, says mayor

...t wants to build an interim facility to store about 13 cubic metres of waste from 2015 until 2020 while a permanent facility is built, because Australia is required to repatriate its waste under the t...

2 May 2012

No nuclear waste store for Shire, says mayor

News / Food & Agriculture

Green group rejects northern food bowl push

...The river systems tend to be boom and bust - it's just not going to ever be a viable farming area." Dr Seelig says there are far better things to do in northern Australia, including protecting the eco...

24 Jul 2012

Green group rejects northern food bowl push

News / Food & Agriculture

Get eco certificate, urges fisheries boss

...t or industry, whether it be fisheries matters or otherwise - they treat anything we say with a degree of scepticism. "Third party certification has the potential to say, 'Yeah, this fishery is sustai...

17 Feb 2012

Get eco certificate, urges fisheries boss

News / Waste

'Eye in the sky' spies on illegal waste dumpers

...the NSW Environment Protection Authority to track illegal dumping of ACT construction waste across the border. The Spot 5, launched a decade ago, is a three-tonne computer mapping device that takes a ...

23 May 2012

'Eye in the sky' spies on illegal waste dumpers

News / Water

Analysis: Fracking water's dirty little secret - recycling

...t offering, called H2PrO, about 18 months ago. At that time, the company's customers were interested, but not committed to using it every day, according to Whalen. "In the last 12 months, that's total...

16 Jul 2013

Analysis: Fracking water's dirty little secret - recycling

News / Policy & Finance

Special interests chip away at Jakarta tree-cutting ban

...the world's fastest deforestation rates, but less than what some had hoped to achieve. The exact amount of land under protection is disputed, and may be getting smaller as more exemptions to the morat...

23 May 2012

Special interests chip away at Jakarta tree-cutting ban

News / Cities

China builds most ecologically friendly cities

...t Wetland Century, a development under construction. Li's sales pitch stresses Wetland Century's energy savings, its non-toxic building and decorative materials, safe tap water and water-saving toilet...

15 Jul 2012

China builds most ecologically friendly cities

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

How Starbucks can save orangutans today

...ther active complaints against members of the RSPO and simply too many to list here. By not using a product that can be traced back to plantation, Starbucks continues to take a chance that their pastr...

30 Aug 2013

How Starbucks can save orangutans today

News / Water

Free water policy unwise

...t be made to change their perception on water by appreciating the true value of water and this could not be done as long as they get free water. “The people of Selangor must use water wisely so that e...

27 Aug 2012

Free water policy unwise

News / Transport

Hotel group rolls out electric car charge points

...tal impact without the guest noticing, particularly when it comes to cost. “Our clients generally want a more sustainable stay,” Ms Rose said, “but the current climate is (such) that they don't want t...

3 Oct 2012

Hotel group rolls out electric car charge points

Press Releases / Redress

Founder of sustainable fashion NGO ‘Gets Redressed’ in discarded clothes for The 365 Challenge

...thes, with outfits put together by leading stylists to promote the ‘Redress it, don’t bin it’ concept. By rummaging through Hong Kong’s clothing bins in search of outfits to su...

30 Jan 2013

Founder of sustainable fashion NGO ‘Gets Redressed’ in discarded clothes for The 365 Challenge

News / Energy

South Korea, Kazakhstan agree to expand cooperation in energy, plant, atomic power

...th of the capital Astana, is the biggest-ever joint project between the two countries since they opened diplomatic relations two decades ago. Lee and Nazarbayev remotely watched the start of construct...

13 Sep 2012

South Korea, Kazakhstan agree to expand cooperation in energy, plant, atomic power

News / Policy & Finance

River protection rules cut into incomes

...to sacrifice their interests to protect the river. The government will also encourage the residents to develop industries that are friendly to environment," he said. According to a report by the auton...

19 Jan 2012

River protection rules cut into incomes

News / Water

Raising awareness of water use

...ttitudes of youths from the United Kingdom, United States and China about environmental threats and their own lifestyles, Chinese youth were the most aware that water was the biggest environmental thr...

15 May 2012

Raising awareness of water use