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News / Food & Agriculture

Final hurdle for fish farm expansion

...tly monitored. "We're yet to see whether the conditions that have been applied by the Federal Government will be tight enough and strict enough to ensure that considerable environmental impact is not ...

8 Oct 2012

Final hurdle for fish farm expansion

News / Food & Agriculture

Malaysia and Norway sign aquaculture agreement

...try Minister Datuk Seri Noh Omar said besides strengthening relations between the two countries, the agreement was a step forward to enhance the development of the local aquaculture industry. Thus, he...

27 Aug 2012

Malaysia and Norway sign aquaculture agreement

News / Energy

Green power 'should be cheaper'

...te additional projects that wouldn't have happened and you can feel good about that," he said. "But the way the price is constructed, the way the scheme is constructed by the policy makers, is that ad...

16 Aug 2012

Green power 'should be cheaper'

News / Policy & Finance

Victoria 'missing out' on wind farm investment

...t within 2kms of a house without the home owner's written consent. The Government says the laws ensure residents are protected from potential environmental and health impacts. But since then there has...

25 Jul 2012

Victoria 'missing out' on wind farm investment

News / Energy

Seda refutes claims of lucrative contracts

...thority rebutted claims that it awarded lucrative feed-in tariff solar power contracts to companies that had failed to meet technical and financial requirements. Seda said that all approvals were only...

24 Jul 2012

Seda refutes claims of lucrative contracts

Press Releases / CSP Today

Emerging Market Achievement to be recognized by CSP Today

...tember 14th. The CSP Today Awards are granted to companies that excel in the industry and truly deserve recognition for their great efforts on getting CSP further down the competitive route. At the 4t...

3 Sep 2012

Emerging Market Achievement to be recognized by CSP Today

News / Energy

Genetically engineered algae for biofuel pose potential risks

...tivity, biologists worry that any transgenes they contain to enhance their growth and strength could be transferred to other species in a way that could upset a fragile ecosystem. "The applications ar...

20 Aug 2012

Genetically engineered algae for biofuel pose potential risks

News / Energy

TMO secures biomass feedstock supply for Chinese plant

...the largest state-owned farming corporation in China, Heilongjiang State Farm. "This is the first step towards building the first of a future series of second generation biofuel production facilities ...

23 Aug 2012

TMO secures biomass feedstock supply for Chinese plant

News / Manufacturing

Citizen backlash keeps Malaysia rare earth plant on hold

...t says. But it isn't clear how long the waste matter will be stored at the plant. Lynas says its storage facility has been built to a standard that would allow the waste to be stored permanently, alth...

9 May 2012

Citizen backlash keeps Malaysia rare earth plant on hold

Press Releases / CSP Today

Nominations commence to recognize the very best of the CSP industry

...that deserves special appreciation for getting the industry further down the competitive route? At the 4th edition of the CSP Today Sevilla 2012 Awards ceremony, the crème of the industry will be reco...

30 Aug 2012

Nominations commence to recognize the very best of the CSP industry

Press Releases / Waste Converters/ Smart Recycling

Australian artists challenged to create masterpieces from timber packaging waste

...t bear to see this timber sent to landfill or pulverised into mulch so I started approaching artists, furniture designers and architects to see if they wanted to utilise this incredible commodity. The...

17 Oct 2012

Australian artists challenged to create masterpieces from timber packaging waste

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News / Water

Fishes now the first line of defence for Singapore water quality

...th-North Water Transfer Project involving about 2,500 monitoring stations. ZWEEC Analytics is now in talks with India, which wants to use the system in its waste water treatment industry to monitor th...

19 May 2012

Fishes now the first line of defence for Singapore water quality

Press Releases / Advanced Biofuel Center

CJP Announces Cutting Edge Mass-Production Jatropha Cloning Technology

...than the stem-cuttings. Mini-cuttings produce better quality root system with a tendency for a taproot-like system in contrast to the predominant lateral root growth habit in the stem-cutting system. ...

25 Jul 2013

CJP Announces Cutting Edge Mass-Production Jatropha Cloning Technology

News / Energy

Call to rein in wind farm construction

...ted the NSW government's request to be a party to that research. ''I'm not going to do that, because that will taint it. I want my government to do its job, and its job is to look after and be concern...

30 May 2012

Call to rein in wind farm construction

News / Carbon & Climate

Carbon price of $29 'not implausible'

...tting the cost of domestic units. "It is not my position or accountability to stand by a particular estimate or to revise that ($29) estimate between major updates," Mr Comley told a budget estimates ...

15 Oct 2012

Carbon price of $29 'not implausible'

News / Energy

Chinese solar companies to fight 'groundless' accusation

...t allow others to tarnish us and other Chinese companies." Dylen Liu, vice president of the investment research firm Pacific Epoch, pointed out that Solyndra went bankrupt because it lost its competit...

15 Oct 2012

Chinese solar companies to fight 'groundless' accusation

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