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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

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

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 / 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

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 / 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

News / Food & Agriculture

Experts say certification could boost output of organic produce

...tralia is very strict (about) genetic modification. Scientists have confirmed that genetically-modified food has the potential to cause abnormal growth. Insect don't eat it, so if insect don't eat it,...

24 May 2012

Experts say certification could boost output of organic produce

Press Releases / Clenergy International

Clenergy’s 38MW project in California, USA completed

...t for the client’s central valley soil conditions; The system was well priced for the utility-scale project; The German quality control procedures were top flight; Components tested met all C...

10 Sep 2012

Clenergy’s 38MW project in California, USA completed

News / Energy

Strategy to pull plug on rising power bills

...t peak times, and letting businesses that are heavy power users directly enter the wholesale electricity market. ''We're trying to better align the value of electricity to households with the cost of ...

7 Sep 2012

Strategy to pull plug on rising power bills

News / Green Buildings

Designing a sustainable tomorrow

...tart, ensure that the home does not absorb too much heat. "The orientation of a building is important. The best is the North-South orientation. But if this is not possible, try the East-West orientati...

12 May 2012

Designing a sustainable tomorrow

News / Energy

NTU scientists create toilet which turns poo into electricity

...two toilets in NTU and will be used by some 500 students. Talks are also underway to test bed the project in a new town in two years' time. Scientists hope to commercialise the system and export it to...

26 Jun 2012

NTU scientists create toilet which turns poo into electricity

News / Transport

Qantas sticking to charging passengers for carbon tax

...the airline was always going to pass on the price of the carbon tax to consumers and won't change its mind now that it's in place. Asked whether the introduction of the government's $23-a-tonne price ...

6 Jul 2012

Qantas sticking to charging passengers for carbon tax

Press Releases / Eltek Valere Pte Ltd

Maximizing the power of renewables

...t the energy from sunlight into direct current (DC) and an inverter to then convert the DC into alternating current (AC) so that power can be fed into the mains. One of the most important characterist...

28 Nov 2011

Maximizing the power of renewables

News / Energy

The Saphonian - zero blade wind turbine

...the movement follows a knot path and allows the conversion of the majority of the kinetic energy into mechanical energy via pistons. The energy is then converted to a hydraulic pressure that can eithe...

6 Aug 2012

The Saphonian - zero blade wind turbine

News / Food & Agriculture

Greenpeace's tuna billboard canned

...t two per cent is wasted at that location. It claims that 60 per cent of its fishing activity did not use the aggregate devices to attract fish. Independent Outdoor Media director Adam Whitford confir...

30 Oct 2012

Greenpeace's tuna billboard canned

News / Green Buildings

Marina Bay Sands gets accolade for its green efforts

...t, one of the biggest challenges is to get the support and attention from the 9,000-plus staff at MBS to make the green movement a success. 'We have all these internal activities to promote sustainabi...

5 Mar 2012

Marina Bay Sands gets accolade for its green efforts

News / Energy

The hottest towns turn the sunshine on to light up

...the station in Marble Bar is also proving to be a popular tourist attraction. "Last year, it was a really big hit with the tourists, they are blown away with it, the size of it, the scale, and that be...

21 Feb 2012

The hottest towns turn the sunshine on to light up

News / Policy & Finance

Big emitters to pay more if Kyoto fails

...ternational negotiations said: "Australia needs to guard its international reputation in the negotiations. If it wants to be seen as progressive, it needs to show that it is. And part of that is signi...

23 Aug 2012

Big emitters to pay more if Kyoto fails

News / Policy & Finance

Government moves on EU carbon price link

...tion would be reduced at the least cost and benefit households, businesses and the environment. "Anyone who suggests to the Australian community that we can have a free ride, that other nations with l...

19 Sep 2012

Government moves on EU carbon price link

News / Water

Driving change in water use amongst India's cotton farmers

...ted by the Water Footprint Network (WFN) and CottonConnect, the greywater footprint was used as an indicator to assess water pollution from different farming practices. The greywater footprint is th...

18 Jul 2012

Driving change in water use amongst India's cotton farmers