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News / Cities

Nature roams free in new Tampines eco-park

...ts the existing Sun Plaza Park, which offers amenities for community activities, and Tampines Bike Park, with its bike trail. The visit was organised by the National Parks Board to mark the Internatio...

25 Apr 2011

Nature roams free in new Tampines eco-park

News / Carbon & Climate

Boring maybe, but it's deadly serious

...t the dire predictions that scientists are offering up, still, about the state of the world over the next century. It's that they've given up trying to persuade anybody to do anything about it. Instea...

1 Dec 2010

Boring maybe, but it's deadly serious

News / Policy & Finance

Province lobbies hard for damming of Poyang Lake

...ting with central government departments to rally support. "It's imperative to start the Poyang Lake water conserve project under the current circumstances," said Yao Mugen, a deputy to the National P...

13 Mar 2012

Province lobbies hard for damming of Poyang Lake

News / Water

Faster, more efficient desalination process using carbon nanotubes developed

...than either of the other two methods. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to achieve the right degree of permeability in the membrane, and even a temperature of 60C could still be difficult to attain i...

18 Apr 2011

Faster, more efficient desalination process using carbon nanotubes developed

News / Carbon & Climate

Tweaking the climate to save it: Who decides?

...t's fate as it grows warmer, weighed the idea of reflecting the sun to cool the atmosphere and debated the question of who would make the decision to interfere with nature to try to save the planet. T...

3 Apr 2011

Tweaking the climate to save it: Who decides?

News / Energy

Parrots feel wind as turbines take over

...the district, in the NSW southern tablelands. Biodynamic farmer Charlie Arnott, who plants thousands of trees every year, said: "The poor old superb parrot is going to get caned. It's a threatened spe...

26 Jul 2011

Parrots feel wind as turbines take over

News / Energy

Science on wind turbine illness dubious, say experts

...that significantly tighten the approvals process. "I take the view that the jury is still out on the health impacts from wind farms,'' he told the Herald last night. "When it comes to people's health,...

24 Jan 2012

Science on wind turbine illness dubious, say experts

News / Water

Drought exposes water, power woes threatening China ascent

...the Yangtze will be diverted to Beijing and other thirsty northern cities, but the Danjiangkou Dam that will deliver that water in coming years along the vast South-North Water Transfer Project is at ...

6 Jun 2011

Drought exposes water, power woes threatening China ascent

Hydrofracking unconventional oil and gas

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The third carbon age

...the Philippines, and South Korea. Many factors are contributing to this strategic shift, but from their statements it is clear enough that top American officials see it as stemming in significant part...

9 Aug 2013

The third carbon age

News / Transport

Stanford University unveils new solar car

...type of glass that doesn't absorb the areas of the spectrum useful for harvesting solar electricity. According to one of the Xenith team, "..it's as if the cells are sitting bare under the sun." A thr...

15 Aug 2011

Stanford University unveils new solar car

News / Policy & Finance

Seeking ways to do good business

...t to the company without the agreement of the shareholders." Previous Roundtable publications have argued that competition for profits drives economic growth and that high profits indicate the best ar...

5 Feb 2011

Seeking ways to do good business

News / Policy & Finance

Softbank's Son eyes wind power, geothermal

...to buy power, and whether or not utilities can refuse to buy, remain undecided. Son said the lack of clarity made it difficult to approach potential investors. "(And) If the utilities can refuse to bu...

12 Sep 2011

Softbank's Son eyes wind power, geothermal

News / Energy

Viability of BNPP conversion doubted

...Tuesday told the Inquirer that the Department of Science and Technology (DoST), in particular, was looking at the technology that could be used to convert the idle nuclear facility to run on either ...

23 Aug 2011

Viability of BNPP conversion doubted

News / Policy & Finance

Clean and Green Singapore campaign launched

...tinuous effort on the part of everyone of us. The government will continue to invest in environmental systems, structures, but it's only with the public taking active ownership that we can continue to...

29 Oct 2011

Clean and Green Singapore campaign launched

News / Manufacturing

Cheap metal puts climate agency at risk of union green ban

...t action to take to draw the issue to public attention. The department has signed a lease for the Nishi development being constructed in Canberra's central business district. But a spokesman said neit...

21 Sep 2011

Cheap metal puts climate agency at risk of union green ban

News / Policy & Finance

Singapore the right climate for green groups

...t support. In 2007, the Government started a formal programme to attract international organisations, setting up the International Organisations Programme Office at the Economic Development Board (EDB...

6 Feb 2012

Singapore the right climate for green groups

News / Food & Agriculture

World water crisis spurs inventors

...ting the power of sun and wind to desalinate sea water. It has a 2,500 square meter commercial-scale plant in the Australian outback which started to produce tomatoes last year. The walls of the green...

20 Sep 2011

World water crisis spurs inventors

News / Carbon & Climate

Oracle extends its environmental reach

...th the introduction of these new extensions, customers can embed this capability within the context of their normal business operations, delivering the required results at the best total cost of owner...

21 Jul 2011

Oracle extends its environmental reach

News / Corporate Responsibility

Greenpost aiming to expand more aggressively in Malaysia

...t, the first company in Asia to offer aggregated bill presentment, is set to aggressively expand its regional footprint. Its co-founder, Harveen Narulla said the company's next step is to move into Ma...

19 Sep 2011

Greenpost aiming to expand more aggressively in Malaysia

News / Transport

China's new energy vehicle sector faces growing pains

...t lines. "Ten year ago, when the country first started to develop new energy vehicles, the electric vehicle sector was still at the research stage. Now, our management team has realized that its era h...

17 Jul 2011

China's new energy vehicle sector faces growing pains