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ADB to help PRC's smaller cities switch to natural gas, save energy
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is extending up to $200 million to facilitate private sector participation in natural gas distribution infrastructure in the People's Republic of China (PRC). The proj...
10 Nov 2010
ADB to help PRC's smaller cities switch to natural gas, save energy
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Energy
Japan nuclear plant closing while seawall is built
A Japanese utility agreed Monday to shutter three nuclear reactors at a coastal power plant while it builds a seawall and improves other tsunami defenses there. Chubu Electric Power Co. acted at a spe...
9 May 2011
Japan nuclear plant closing while seawall is built
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Green Buildings
Data center energy usage needs holistic planning
Improving the energy efficiency of data centers is one of the top enterprise priorities--and the subject of many a discussion among executives. While there are low-cost tweaks companies can carry out ...
28 Jul 2011
Data center energy usage needs holistic planning
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Energy
Japanese plants' power is restored
Utilities in northern Japan on Friday restored main grid power to three nuclear facilities hit by a strong earthquake the night before, reminding a nervous populace of the vulnerabilities of nuclear p...
9 Apr 2011
Japanese plants' power is restored
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Energy
Analysis: Electric car hype hiding a quiet revolution
Electric cars and hybrids may be capturing headlines and the imagination of green-leaning consumers around the world as one automaker after another announces plans to push into the brave new world of ...
12 Sep 2011
Analysis: Electric car hype hiding a quiet revolution
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Eco-Business
ADB, research agencies target food security, nutrition gains in Asia
The Asian Development Bank (ADB), along with its research partners and developing member countries, are to explore new ways of strengthening food security and improving nutrition in a region where 65%...
17 Nov 2010
ADB, research agencies target food security, nutrition gains in Asia
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Transport
SMX, SGX initiatives could pave way for carbon trading market: EMA
The Energy Market Authority (EMA) said initiatives by the Singapore Mercantile Exchange (SMX) and Singapore Exchange (SGX) to push energy trading platforms are encouraging and could pave the way for a...
6 Sep 2010
SMX, SGX initiatives could pave way for carbon trading market: EMA
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Policy & Finance
China's alternative power generation expansion world-leading: top energy executive
China is a leader in the development of non-traditional electrical power, with its world-leading expansion of alternative power generation, says the head of the country' s energy company at the World ...
15 Sep 2010
China's alternative power generation expansion world-leading: top energy executive
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Energy
Nuclear firms to generate investor interest in listing
China's three major nuclear power companies have all embarked on their listing plans as the country sees accelerated growth in the development of the clean energy, said industry sources. The three maj...
10 Nov 2010
Nuclear firms to generate investor interest in listing
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Policy & Finance
Indonesia chooses climate pact pilot province
Indonesia has chosen once of its largest and richest provinces to test efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by saving forest and peatlands, a key part of a $1 billion climate deal with Norway. C...
30 Dec 2010
Indonesia chooses climate pact pilot province
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Waste
Scalene Greenergy makes fuel from waste
The late Tun Ghafar Baba was known for his folksy politics. His speeches were simple but he delivered the messages with dry humour and blunt irony. Among his pet peeves were slothful farmers and waste...
23 Aug 2011
Scalene Greenergy makes fuel from waste
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Carbon & Climate
Finland to fund sustainable energy from forests in Indonesia
Finland is aiming to set up an scheme to produce renewable biomass energy from Indonesian forests next year, following in the footsteps of a lauded Norwegian agreement to tackle Indonesia's high defor...
10 Dec 2010
Finland to fund sustainable energy from forests in Indonesia
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Green Buildings
Demand for green buildings on the rise
With leading multinational corporations at the forefront to lease green office space, the demand for green buildings in Malaysia will continue to rise as environmental awareness grows and more compani...
25 Dec 2010
Demand for green buildings on the rise
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Transport
Cities beyond airports, by Peter Droege and Matthew Ulterino
'In an age of petroleum production risks and mounting carbon costs, cities should plan their sustainable development strategies by assessing and lowering their exposure to airport dependency risk (ADR...
26 Jul 2011
Cities beyond airports, by Peter Droege and Matthew Ulterino
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Waste
Turning waste into income in Melaka
In deliberating on waste and its disposal methods in Melaka, Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam called upon the people in the state and all relevant parties to find a solution for the ever incr...
24 Dec 2010
Turning waste into income in Melaka
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Energy
China may set up wind power factory in Sweden
Chinese ZPMC, world’s biggest gantry crane maker, aims to boost its market shares in the global wind power industry and plans to set up an assembly plant in Europe. Sweden is one of the countries it m...
18 Nov 2010
China may set up wind power factory in Sweden
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Carbon & Climate
LEDs to save town councils $5m a year
It's a bright idea - install LED lights in the common areas of 2,000 Housing Board blocks islandwide and help town councils save $5 million a year. Better still, the switch to this energy-efficient op...
10 Feb 2011
LEDs to save town councils $5m a year
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Policy & Finance
China says rich-poor divide still dogs climate pact talks
The prospects of a new global climate change pact still hinge on resolving the divisions between rich nations and the developing world, a top Chinese climate negotiator said in remarks published on Mo...
13 Sep 2010
China says rich-poor divide still dogs climate pact talks
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Policy & Finance
REDD forests have ‘unclear’ borders
A report by the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) revealed that only less than 5 percent of forests in five provinces nominated to implement a climate partnership with Norway have legal border status. The fi...
12 Oct 2010
REDD forests have ‘unclear’ borders
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Food & Agriculture
World farming to get $200 million in climate aid
Development agencies worldwide are joining forces to spend $200 million in a 10-year programme to help the agriculture sector prepare for climate change and cut greenhouse gas emissions, farm research...
17 Nov 2010
World farming to get $200 million in climate aid
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Breaking Southeast Asia’s fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
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Stronger standards and fire prevention can help, but lasting progress requires action across industries, governments and communities.
Breaking Southeast Asia's fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
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Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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The watchdog has downsized its 43-member team, with six hires planned, amid funding pressures. Greenpeace Southeast Asia says …
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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Energy
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
Cebu’s recurring grid alerts expose a flaw in Philippine renewable procurement, as low cost projects in outlying islands …
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
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Policy & Finance
Climate risks push businesses to look beyond reporting compliance
Rising insurance premiums, energy costs and supply chain disruptions are strengthening the case for investment in climate resilience, …
Climate risks push businesses to look beyond reporting compliance
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Waste Management
South Korea’s food waste rethink began with citizens demanding change
The Korean Zero Waste Movement Network has spent four decades mobilising citizens, government and businesses to prevent, separate …
South Korea’s food waste rethink began with citizens demanding change
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Policy & Finance
USAID cuts carry environmental costs, new report finds
The consultancy firm One Earth Partners has published an analysis of the environmental consequences of USAID’s closure.
USAID cuts carry environmental costs, new report finds
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