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News / Waste

Sustainability for campus cred

...tainable practices and stamping out poor ones but, if they don't act, institutions can expose themselves to considerable reputational risk. Read the full story on The Australian: http://www.theaustral...

10 Aug 2011

Sustainability for campus cred

News / Energy

Japanese nuclear plant survived tsunami, offers clues

...ts three reactors into cold shutdown within 10 hours. Most importantly, the Onagawa plant stayed out of the tsunami's reach thanks to the foresight of a past executive at operator, Tohoku Power Electr...

19 Oct 2011

Japanese nuclear plant survived tsunami, offers clues

News / Policy & Finance

Australia will have renewed authority in next global talks

...top 20 emitter, so it is significant,'' he said. ''With the introduction of a carbon price and the shift to a carbon trading scheme pretty much ensures that we will get to the target that we commit to...

13 Jul 2011

Australia will have renewed authority in next global talks

News / Energy

Tough choices in search for new energy mix

...ted. That helps explain the government's controversial proposal to double the consumption tax to 10 per cent. Whether it will pass is debatable, given the level of public discontent. "I don't think nu...

30 Apr 2012

Tough choices in search for new energy mix

News / Energy

Wind farms may have warming effect: research

...the projected installation across the world, this study draws attention to an important issue that requires further investigation." "We need to better understand the system with observations and bette...

29 Apr 2012

Wind farms may have warming effect: research

News / Carbon & Climate

Analysis: World divided on new plan to combat global warming

...tiations on a new agreement, but say it is unrealistic to expect that to be ready by 2013. They have set a target date two years later, in 2015. "This is the only way ahead. There is no other way than...

2 Oct 2011

Analysis: World divided on new plan to combat global warming

News / Food & Agriculture

The problem with palm oil

...The food industry loves it for two reasons: it's cheap and trans-fat-free. Its characteristics also make it an ideal ingredient: semi-solid at room temperature, it adds crunch (think of the crisp bite...

30 Aug 2011

The problem with palm oil

News / Energy

Korea, Vietnam agree on nuclear plant development

...t to develop Korean-type nuclear power plants . "Vietnam still has to complete its own feasibility study and select a construction site. Furthermore, the two countries haven't started price negotiatio...

9 Nov 2011

Korea, Vietnam agree on nuclear plant development

News / Manufacturing

Firms lead assault on batteries

...Traditionally, batteries were opened up just to get the lead out and the rest was discarded but this way almost everything gets reused.'' To complete the cycle, when Century Yuasa and other battery ma...

7 Nov 2011

Firms lead assault on batteries

News / Carbon & Climate

Global climate talks can reach agreement

...t was not the right approach to target major meetings with the goal of striking a deal at that time, citing the major disappointment in the wake of the Copenhagen meeting of 2009. The next major talks...

27 Jul 2011

Global climate talks can reach agreement

News / Water

$228m federal funding for Port Stanvac desal plant finalised

...terday told The Advertiser that SA had not been forced to cut its allocation from the Murray in return for the desal cash. "There won't be any reduction to the River Murray water entitlements for Sout...

5 Aug 2011

$228m federal funding for Port Stanvac desal plant finalised

News / Transport

From electric car to green mobile app

...the battery is or not," Dr Wachter said. "Certification norms (here) are not set yet. The last thing you want with an electric car is that the battery starts burning," he added. On the idea of getting...

9 Jan 2012

From electric car to green mobile app

Press Releases / Empowerment WORKS

International forum brings local solutions into the Olympics spotlight

...ts to be actively involved in sustainability efforts,” continued Melanie. “We are giving all the ‘players’ in the London Olympics the opportunity to contribute to sustainability as well, by participat...

28 Jul 2012

International forum brings local solutions into the Olympics spotlight

News / Carbon & Climate

Evidence for climate extremes, costs, gets more local

...ter levels rather than by climate change, a study showed. "We have to be a bit cautious about blaming it all on climate change," Peter Stott, head of climate monitoring and attribution at the Met Offi...

27 Jul 2012

Evidence for climate extremes, costs, gets more local

News / Energy

Why are few Singaporeans going green?

...ts to change their habits. Consultants are being asked to carry out two studies to find out why people do not do what they should and set out an effective communication strategy to coax them to chan...

7 Apr 2012

Why are few Singaporeans going green?

Press Releases / Expotrade

Opportunity Green Summit to highlight effective ways to capitalise on sustainable business practices

...tinise the intensifying regulatory obligations. Companies that are the swiftest to adapt and provide the solutions to these challenges will reap the greatest rewards. It is estimated that the global m...

7 Dec 2011

Opportunity Green Summit to highlight effective ways to capitalise on sustainable business practices

News / Water

Doubts cast on 'green' mining

...think this is a disaster." "What we've seen here is in an attempt to try and make it look pretty and look like they've done a rehabilitation on the area," he said. "They've planted trees over the top ...

25 Jan 2012

Doubts cast on 'green' mining

News / Energy

Japan faces costly, unprecedented radiation cleanup

...to start their own cleanup instead of waiting for the government to act. "I was worried about the radiation exposure impact on children and felt that I had to do something to reduce the radiation leve...

25 Aug 2011

Japan faces costly, unprecedented radiation cleanup

News / Energy

Malaysia may sell electricity to Singapore

...terpart Mr Lee Hsien Loong at the end of the third leaders' retreat between the two countries. Mr Najib said if the plan comes to fruition, it will be a private sector-driven initiative. Responding to...

5 Jan 2012

Malaysia may sell electricity to Singapore

News / Waste

Disposable nappies on the nose

...t really mind either way. "We'd really be in a better position we feel if there was that sort of product on the market. "At the moment there's no fully compostable product on the market. "There are a ...

24 Oct 2011

Disposable nappies on the nose