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Medvedev urges worldwide nuclear safety as Japan stirs fears

President Dmitry Medvedev called for international nuclear safety standards while visiting Chernobyl today on the 25th anniversary of the world’s worst nuclear disaster, as Japan’s reactor crisis rais...

27 Apr 2011

Medvedev urges worldwide nuclear safety as Japan stirs fears

News / Food & Agriculture

‘Green' farming key to exports

The environmental impacts of aquaculture and sustainable production practices have become important factors in purchasing decisions made by export markets, experts said yesterday. Farmers, breeders an...

26 Apr 2011

‘Green' farming key to exports

Press Releases / Building and Construction Authority

International Green Building Conference 2011 to explore innovative, sustainable, and actionable green building solutions especially for the tropics and sub-tropics

The main highlight of the Singapore Green Building Week (SGBW), the International Green Building Conference (IGBC) 2011, will see industry experts and practitioners, and policy-makers from across the ...

17 Aug 2011

International Green Building Conference 2011 to explore innovative, sustainable, and actionable green building solutions especially for the tropics and sub-tropics

News / Carbon & Climate

Uranium demand rising as China 'piles up' contracts, Paladin Energy says

Paladin Energy Ltd., the Australian mining company producing uranium in Africa, expects prices to keep rising as China drives demand for nuclear fuel. China has “piled up” contracts to import uranium,...

16 Nov 2010

Uranium demand rising as China 'piles up' contracts, Paladin Energy says

News / Transport

Tesla targets 50% growth on roadster, battery sales

Tesla Motors Inc., the U.S. electric carmaker backed by Daimler AG and Toyota Motor Corp., said its revenue this year may rise as much as 50 percent because of higher demand for its rechargeable vehic...

16 Feb 2011

Tesla targets 50% growth on roadster, battery sales

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Mongolia faces critical water shortfall warns UNEP report

Climate change and rapid urbanization are threatening fragile water resources in Mongolia, where more than half of the inhabitants have no access to clean water, says a report released today by the...

22 Mar 2011

Mongolia faces critical water shortfall warns UNEP report

News / Food & Agriculture

Mekong Delta agriculture needs increased investment, efficiency

Director of the Southern Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology Bui Chi Buu spoke to Thoi bao Kinh te Viet Nam (Vietnam Economic Times) about the need to invest more in agriculture in the Me...

10 Jan 2011

Mekong Delta agriculture needs increased investment, efficiency

News / Carbon & Climate

Kyoto doubts prompt Japan to hedge as CO2 spreads balloon: energy markets

Japan, the world’s fifth-biggest greenhouse-gas polluter, is building a new emissions market as the widest carbon-trading spreads in four months signal the 1997 Kyoto climate agreement will be scrappe...

11 Nov 2010

Kyoto doubts prompt Japan to hedge as CO2 spreads balloon: energy markets

News / Water

China takes a loss to get ahead in the business of fresh water

Towering over the Bohai Sea shoreline on this city’s outskirts, the Beijiang Power and Desalination Plant is a 26-billion-renminbi technical marvel: an ultrahigh-temperature, coal-fired generator with...

25 Oct 2011

China takes a loss to get ahead in the business of fresh water

News / Policy & Finance

U.N. urges more climate cuts to match Cancun pledges

The United Nations urged governments on Monday to make deeper cuts in greenhouse gas emissions quickly, saying the world will otherwise overshoot a ceiling for global warming agreed this month in Mexi...

20 Dec 2010

U.N. urges more climate cuts to match Cancun pledges

News / Policy & Finance

U.N. climate talks seek to bridge rich-poor divide

A new round of U.N. climate talks opens on Monday with almost 200 nations meeting in Mexico in hopes of clinching an agreement on a narrow range of crunch issues dividing rich and emerging economies. ...

29 Nov 2010

U.N. climate talks seek to bridge rich-poor divide

News / Transport

China aims to rein in car sales

After a decade of nurturing China’s auto industry to become the largest in the world, this country’s leaders are having second thoughts. A succession of government officials at a weekend conference ca...

4 Sep 2011

China aims to rein in car sales

News / Policy & Finance

Power plans help save energy

The national programme on electrical energy efficiency and conservation, enacted over the last five years, has recorded a 30 percent higher return than targeted. Cities and provinces throughout the co...

16 Dec 2010

Power plans help save energy

News / Energy

Be more green, ICT sector urged

The Malaysian ICT industry has been urged to use technology to save energy. EU Ambassador and head of the EU delegation to Malaysia, Vincent Piket said this includes the use of video-conferencing to r...

6 Nov 2010

Be more green, ICT sector urged

News / Water

Faults found in waste water treatment plant

More than 160 design and construction faults had been discovered in a new waste water treatment plant and pumping station in Binh Chanh District, causing many operation difficulties in its first year,...

15 Nov 2010

Faults found in waste water treatment plant

News / Policy & Finance

No more cutting natural forests, minister orders

The forestry minister on Monday warned some logging companies that they needed to stop harvesting trees from natural woodlands immediately. Minister Zulkifli Hasan’s warning was aimed not only at logg...

18 Jan 2011

No more cutting natural forests, minister orders

News / Manufacturing

Chinese solar companies thrive on manufacturing innovations

Suntech Power's CTO argues that the secret to China's success is not cheap labor but advanced equipment for making solar cells. Five years ago only one of the 10 largest solar cell producers was based...

6 Jul 2011

Chinese solar companies thrive on manufacturing innovations

News / Energy

Unit 3 at Qinshan Phase II Nuclear Power Station begins operation

Unit 3 at the Qinshan Phase II Nuclear Power Station, the first power station built during the 11th Five-Year Plan period (2006-2010), was put into commercial operation on Oct. 21. China's independent...

22 Oct 2010

Unit 3 at Qinshan Phase II Nuclear Power Station begins operation

Press Releases / Siemens Pte Ltd

Solutions for the power generation market: Siemens helps provide high-quality water for power producers in Asia

The Asian power industry is currently experiencing a significant increase in power plant construction. India, for example, has planned to add more than 100,000 megawatts of capacity in the next fi...

5 Jul 2011

Solutions for the power generation market: Siemens helps provide high-quality water for power producers in Asia

News / Energy

Insight: China's coalbeds spur unconventional gas supply boom

After more than a century ripping out its insides to supply coal to the rest of the country, the heavily mined and polluted province of Shanxi in northern China is in the midst of a gas boom. Under th...

11 Apr 2012

Insight: China's coalbeds spur unconventional gas supply boom

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