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News / Water

World Water Forums expose large dams as ‘unsustainable’

...to traditional irrigation techniques and could not adapt to the new ones. "They had to abandon the plots because they were not able to produce enough and to reach their expected output. So those co...

19 Mar 2012

World Water Forums expose large dams as ‘unsustainable’

News / Food & Agriculture

Good food? It's grown just around the corner

...to the eye.' The gardeners also need not worry about having to fulfil any production quota. Mr Eng says: 'Size doesn't matter. It's the spirit of getting the right people to do the right thing. 'If ev...

1 Jan 2011

Good food? It's grown just around the corner

News / Policy & Finance

Euro solar attracting Australian investment

...t on carbon taxation the uncertainty won't stop there. There will still be debate with regards to commitment to renewable energy in the Australian market, with strong political resistance, resistance ...

5 Jul 2011

Euro solar attracting Australian investment

News / Energy

Mass. company making diesel with sun, water, CO2

...tly. That middleman is the "biomass," such as the untold tons of corn or algae that must be grown, harvested and destroyed to extract a fuel that still must be treated and refined to be used. Joule sa...

27 Feb 2011

Mass. company making diesel with sun, water, CO2

News / Food & Agriculture

Dow sugarcane venture to make competitively-priced bioplastic

...ted to begin later this quarter, followed by the completion of plans for facilities for converting the ethanol to plastic. As part of the venture, Mitsui will become a 50 percent equity interest partn...

4 Aug 2011

Dow sugarcane venture to make competitively-priced bioplastic

News / Transport

High fuel costs hit green-energy buses

...tment between either the People's Committee or the Department of Transport with PetroVietnam to ensure a stable supply of CNG. Another reason that private companies are reluctant to take part in the c...

19 Nov 2011

High fuel costs hit green-energy buses

News / Food & Agriculture

Prawns bring new life to flooded Bangladesh fields

...t to the visible improvement in their lives which they attribute to the prawn farming, such as the construction of toilets and more children in school. But the loans, around 50,000 taka ($650) to star...

20 Dec 2011

Prawns bring new life to flooded Bangladesh fields

News / Green Buildings

New heat-regulating building material could cut building heating and cooling costs

...that it starts absorbing any excess heat above a pre-determined temperature and releasing stored heat when the ambient temperature drops below the set point. The researchers say the material can be ma...

2 Aug 2011

New heat-regulating building material could cut building heating and cooling costs

Opinion / Water

Singapore – 'You drop it, you break it, it's finished'

...ty and sustainability. Although Lee is pessimistic about the likelihood of nation states getting a grip on the climate disaster he sees threatening the region, he is determined that Singapore adapts t...

31 Jan 2011

Singapore – 'You drop it, you break it, it's finished'

News / Cities

After Bhendi Bazaar, more clusters line up for revamp

...the state government. The scheme requires the consent of at least 70 % of the tenants and consent of every single landlord. "Obtaining consent is a tedious task," said BR Bhattad. executive president,...

10 Jul 2011

After Bhendi Bazaar, more clusters line up for revamp

News / Energy

100% renewable energy in 40 years not limited to our wildest dreams: study

...tant too. But we've done similar things, as Jaconson notes--it's an effort "comparable to the Apollo moon project or constructing the interstate highway system," just compressed into a short timescale...

27 Jan 2011

100% renewable energy in 40 years not limited to our wildest dreams: study

News / Manufacturing

Analysis: Underwater rare earths likely a pipe dream

...to Japanese scientists, it is simply a matter of pumping up the material from the ocean floor and using acid to extract the rare earths from the mud. But analysts aren't so sure. They point out that r...

7 Jul 2011

Analysis: Underwater rare earths likely a pipe dream

News / Policy & Finance

Aust and EU talks to link ETS: PM

...tlook about strengthening global growth, trade liberalisation, about making sure the world doesn't take a step backwards towards protectionist measures," she said. "It's important we step up to a new ...

5 Sep 2011

Aust and EU talks to link ETS: PM

Press Releases / CSP Today

CSP gold rush in South Africa

...trated Solar Thermal Power allocated as part of South Africa’s IPP programme, the question at the forefront of the industry is does this represent a market changer or a one off opportunity? The Minist...

17 Aug 2011

CSP gold rush in South Africa

News / Transport

GM to build Volt-based luxury Cadillac EV

...t the Detroit auto show in 2009. The sources asked not to be identified because the product plans have not been announced. "Right now we don't have anything to announce, but stay tuned," Cadillac spok...

17 Aug 2011

GM to build Volt-based luxury Cadillac EV

News / Transport

Volkswagen to produce a range of plug-ins in 2013

...t many customers expect: unlimited internal combustion engine performance combined with attractive electric mobility ranges in everyday driving," Winterkorn said. The company acknowledges that electri...

6 May 2011

Volkswagen to produce a range of plug-ins in 2013

News / Manufacturing

The great EV race

...ts that it's not just an economic threat -- it's a matter of national security. "In and of itself, China's goal of an electrified transportation sector poses no threat to the United States," Billmaier...

20 Apr 2011

The great EV race

News / Green Buildings

Bringing 'green' values to business

...t yet on the endangered list when we started. Now, almost all of them are,' he tells BT. 'Caviar has recovered somewhat, but we're still not going to serve these types of food until the natural stocks...

9 Dec 2010

Bringing 'green' values to business

News / Policy & Finance

Bligh's $300m U-turn on water

...those water prices they can resolve that through the ballot box." The utilities about-face is the second water policy reversal after a refusal to introduce recycled water at the height of the state's ...

8 Apr 2011

Bligh's $300m U-turn on water

News / Policy & Finance

Melting Arctic may redraw global geopolitical map

...tic nation without an Arctic strategy," United States Coast Guard Vice Adml Brian M Salerno told the same Washington DC event. "Arctic battalions" The United States has yet to ratify the United Nat...

4 Apr 2012

Melting Arctic may redraw global geopolitical map