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Chinese solar firms face growth risk after U.S. petition

...th its trade partners and adheres to its commitments with the World Trade Organization. "Since China's accession into the WTO, (we have) been in strict compliance with the commitments under the WTO," ...

20 Oct 2011

Chinese solar firms face growth risk after U.S. petition

News / Carbon & Climate

'Pseudo scientists' hurting action

...ted to climate. The geologist with 45 years experience said "pseudo scientists" were continuing to undermine the efforts of national governments to arrest the effects of rising temperatures. "There ar...

15 Dec 2010

'Pseudo scientists' hurting action

News / Carbon & Climate

Ethanol fuels US concerns

...try says the EPA had no right to overstep its authority. The bigger question it challenges is the effect on food costs and consumer prices. It is estimated in the US that up to 40 per cent of the moto...

23 Nov 2010

Ethanol fuels US concerns

News / Carbon & Climate

Geoengineering could save Earth, or destroy it

...tunity to ban their testing and their proliferation before the technology is fully developed, rather than trying to prevent their proliferation after the fact,'' she said. The final report grew out of...

4 Dec 2011

Geoengineering could save Earth, or destroy it

News / Manufacturing

China state TV recasts spotlight on Apple suppliers' pollution

...ties Investment Trust, cautioned that if more suppliers were forced to close facilities due to environmental problems in the future, it might trigger systematic risks. "The manufacturers may have to r...

19 Oct 2011

China state TV recasts spotlight on Apple suppliers' pollution

News / Carbon & Climate

Air and water pollution of more global concern than climate change - report

...ttention for climate stories in the past two years. In the face of other pressing concerns, a public ‘caring capacity’ for climate change has been tested. Without continued attention paid to global wa...

30 Aug 2011

Air and water pollution of more global concern than climate change - report

News / Energy

Shell to build Australian giant floating gas platform

...too costly to develop," he said. The project is likely to export gas throughout the region. It would meet just over a third of China's current LNG demand at current levels - but that is expected to in...

20 May 2011

Shell to build Australian giant floating gas platform

News / Energy

UK official: China's nuclear know-how can be exported

...the next two to three years, but in the long term the country will pick up the pace because it needs clean, cheap energy to cut its reliance on the polluting oil and coal. The State Council, the count...

7 Jul 2011

UK official: China's nuclear know-how can be exported

News / Carbon & Climate

No "big bang" expected from Durban climate talks: EU

...together and they said they remain open to continue the Kyoto Protocol but there are a number of conditions attached to it," said Delbeke. "One of them is the environmental integrity of the Kyoto Prot...

18 Oct 2011

No "big bang" expected from Durban climate talks: EU

News / Policy & Finance

Special Report: How Indonesia crippled its own climate change

...ts to compete and navigate through multiple layers of government with the potential for interference and delay. "We have systematically not been able to demonstrate that we can complete the loop to tu...

16 Aug 2011

Special Report: How Indonesia crippled its own climate change

News / Policy & Finance

U.N. aviation body weighs in against EU carbon plan

...the International Air Transport Association, which represents 230 airlines, said earlier that the industry was ready to adopt market-based tools to control emissions, but urged the EU to act internati...

2 Nov 2011

U.N. aviation body weighs in against EU carbon plan

News / Energy

Rumbling from turbines puts wind up sleep-deprived locals

...th the noise requirements of the EPA (Environment Protection Authority) and they are the most stringent noise requirements in Australia." Two cases are before the state's courts, with residents questi...

17 Feb 2011

Rumbling from turbines puts wind up sleep-deprived locals

News / Energy

Thailand to delay development of nuclear power

...ted. Natural gas accounts for about 70% of Thailand's total electricity generation. The idea to build a nuclear-power plant was first proposed by the state-owned Electricity Generating Authority of Th...

27 Apr 2011

Thailand to delay development of nuclear power

News / Policy & Finance

Wind farms too risky, says Western Power

...the payment, based on an assumption that wind farms could be relied on to produce 40 per cent capacity when it was most needed, had to be at least halved to better reflect their intermittent nature. T...

6 Jun 2011

Wind farms too risky, says Western Power

News / Carbon & Climate

Sceptic now agrees global warming is real

...ted had been done without bias." Muller said that he came into the study "with a proper scepticism", something scientists "should always have. I was somewhat bothered by the fact that there was not en...

31 Oct 2011

Sceptic now agrees global warming is real

News / Policy & Finance

Airlines to enter emissions trading scheme from next week

...tates are throwing rocks at each other because Europe wants to act extra-territorially," said Tony Tyler, director general and chief executive of the International Air Transport Association, after the...

29 Dec 2011

Airlines to enter emissions trading scheme from next week

News / Policy & Finance

U.S. issues timetable for carbon emissions cuts

...top of regulations starting on January 2 that require the biggest polluters to get permits for emitting greenhouse gases. "This is about taking a look at what technologies are available that can cost-...

23 Dec 2010

U.S. issues timetable for carbon emissions cuts

News / Policy & Finance

Boomerang Alliance walks out of CDL talks

...t year, when the then environment minister Peter Garrett agreed to host talks discussing additional measures to increase recycling rates Australia-wide. Hosted by the EPHC – a group that includes stat...

9 Aug 2011

Boomerang Alliance walks out of CDL talks

News / Energy

Reactors will never reopen, says official

...that despite the new developments, it would be premature to be overly optimistic. ''I hope that safety, stability will be recovered as soon as possible, but I still don't think it is time to say th...

21 Mar 2011

Reactors will never reopen, says official

News / Carbon & Climate

EU hands airlines 85 per cent free emissions permits

...ther climate-friendly investments, not only in the EU but also in developing countries. This would certainly contribute to international acceptance of the ETS and increase its ability to combat climat...

27 Sep 2011

EU hands airlines 85 per cent free emissions permits