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News / Energy

Energy saving program axed to fund handouts

...that money would be better spent directly targeting the bills of low-income earners and directly giving them a rebate off their bills rather than getting advice from persons employed by the civil serv...

19 May 2012

Energy saving program axed to fund handouts

News / Water

PUB chief: Developers can help manage storm water

...ty for containing storm water on their property. To do this, said Mr Chew Men Leong, they will need to build roof gardens or detention tanks to retain storm water, or reduce the amount entering the na...

11 Jul 2012

PUB chief: Developers can help manage storm water

News / Food & Agriculture

$1m land-based Singapore fish farm opens

...these are helping to boost the productivity of Singapore's food-fish farms. The Republic currently produces 7 per cent of the food fish that it consumes, but aims to increase that to 15 per cent. Anot...

28 Apr 2012

$1m land-based Singapore fish farm opens

News / Energy

China’s nuclear safety and development plan nears approval

...tted plan was rejected by the state council. The parties that drafted the plan are now making modifications to some "minor" details, Mr Xu said. The magnitude 9 earthquake and tsunami that struck Japa...

17 May 2012

China’s nuclear safety and development plan nears approval

News / Energy

Carbon tax won't deter investors, says Ferguson

...t time Twiggy [Mr Forrest] got on board with the strong view across the mining industry generally, that, given the profits and the commodity prices at the moment, you ought to give something back to t...

14 Nov 2011

Carbon tax won't deter investors, says Ferguson

News / Policy & Finance

Call for incentives to boost bus commuters

...the transport sector,'' he said. ''The best way to do that is provide them with other incentives to use other forms of more sustainable transport.'' ACT Chamber of Commerce chief executive Chris Peter...

14 Sep 2011

Call for incentives to boost bus commuters

News / Carbon & Climate

Chief scientist issues call over climate

...t deal of responsibility to ensure science is elevated to where it once used to be, and not to be subject to attacks by people with all sorts of agendas," Professor Chubb told the joint select committ...

26 Sep 2011

Chief scientist issues call over climate

News / Energy

Japan to get new atomic regulatory body within three months

...t of a drive to improve safety and restore public trust after the worst atomic disaster since Chernobyl. The 2011 Fukushima disaster cast a harsh spotlight on the cozy ties between regulators, politic...

15 Jun 2012

Japan to get new atomic regulatory body within three months

News / Carbon & Climate

Future holds more extreme weather

...the United Nations and World Meteorological Organization. In the past, it has discussed extreme events in snippets in its report. But this time, the scientists are putting them all together. The repor...

2 Nov 2011

Future holds more extreme weather

News / Policy & Finance

Earth Day organizers aim to 'mobilize the Earth' to environmental action in 2012

...to sustain economic growth to accommodate their large populations. "The first step is to bring the world leaders together so that they have the opportunity to come up with a solution," said Russell.

19 Apr 2012

Earth Day organizers aim to 'mobilize the Earth' to environmental action in 2012

News / Policy & Finance

IEA lays out blueprint for biofuel

...t less than one month away. He noticed that as talks about the competition between biofuel and food have come to the forefront, biofuel sector has shown signs of a stagnant development recently after ...

25 May 2012

IEA lays out blueprint for biofuel

News / Energy

Battery storage could get a huge boost from seaweed

...tially, the researchers thought to replace PVDF with a combination of several different materials. Then, on theoretical grounds, they realized that a polymer with just the right kind of uniform struct...

8 Sep 2011

Battery storage could get a huge boost from seaweed

News / Carbon & Climate

Mangrove conservation is 'economic' CO2 fix

...ty they support, and the benefits they bring to communities in the form of fishing habitats and storm protection barriers, they are extremely important. They are also being lost at a greater rate than...

1 Aug 2012

Mangrove conservation is 'economic' CO2 fix

News / Carbon & Climate

EU won't drop aviation CO2 scheme

...the scheme is needed to tackle growing aviation emissions as part of a global fight against climate change, but the escalating row threatens to hamper efforts to work out an international solution to ...

13 Feb 2012

EU won't drop aviation CO2 scheme

News / Waste

The Chinese town that turns your old Christmas tree lights into slippers

...t just Christmas tree wire), the fastest -- though by no means the cleanest -- way to extract copper from plastic and rubber. But something interesting happened on the road to globalization: China's m...

21 Dec 2011

The Chinese town that turns your old Christmas tree lights into slippers

News / Carbon & Climate

Environment or profit - palm oil firm tests Indonesia

...t laws to protect its forests. But lax enforcement and corruption mean cases go unpunished, NGOs say. All in the timing At the heart of the issue is PT SCP's development of the plantation without gett...

12 Jul 2012

Environment or profit - palm oil firm tests Indonesia

News / Energy

Work restarts at Xayaburi dam in Laos

...te comment. The dam would be the first along the main stream of the Mekong in Southeast Asia. It is at the heart of landlocked Laos' ambitions to become the hydropower battery of Southeast Asia, with ...

16 Aug 2012

Work restarts at Xayaburi dam in Laos

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Latest APP promise more greenwash than protection

...tly and transparently identified and protected. We are conducting further analysis into this statement and its implications, in the meantime,” WWF said in a statement. WWF ceased engagement with APP i...

22 May 2012

Latest APP promise more greenwash than protection

News / Carbon & Climate

Companies cooling on global warming

...tijn Wilder. The report argued that super trustees could face future litigation if they fail to take appropriate steps to protect the values of their long-lived assets. ''Trustees have a clear duty to...

29 Oct 2012

Companies cooling on global warming

News / Energy

100% renewable target achievable: Greens

...t how we can improve on that in the future." Senator Brown insisted that putting a price on carbon did not mean putting an end to action on climate change, with a new international report showing the ...

10 Nov 2011

100% renewable target achievable: Greens