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News / Transport

LTA to study noise levels from MRT trains

...They will extend at least 25m into the tunnel. The LTA will call for a tender to install the barriers at Bishan later this month. Work is expected to begin in September and will be completed by the se...

15 Jun 2011

LTA to study noise levels from MRT trains

News / Policy & Finance

El Nino doubles risk of civil wars: study

...te sent past societies into conflict and decline, but this is the first study to quantify the link between El Nino's heat, the droughts that follow, and upheaval in countries that bear the brunt of it...

24 Aug 2011

El Nino doubles risk of civil wars: study

News / Corporate Responsibility

Detergents to dump phosphates

...to get a single politician to take this issue on as it was in the too-hard basket, so it's great that the detergent industry stepped up and voluntarily did the right thing.'' In a statement to be rele...

14 Jun 2011

Detergents to dump phosphates

News / Food & Agriculture

Farm practices trail research

...The Government wants at least 70 per cent of all registered research to be put into practice by 2020. Cao Duc Phat, the Agriculture and Rural Development minister, said it was important that scientist...

9 Sep 2011

Farm practices trail research

News / Carbon & Climate

Report sees sharper sea rise from Arctic melt

...t take part in the AMAP assessment, agreed that recent scientific estimates generally support its central finding. A sea level rise of more than 3 feet this century "fits well within these estimates, ...

3 May 2011

Report sees sharper sea rise from Arctic melt

News / Policy & Finance

Danger in target for renewable energy

...to integrate this into the grid. An analysis by Frontier Economics, conducted for The Australian, estimates that by 2030, to generate 100 per cent of electricity from solar farms at their current cost...

20 Jul 2011

Danger in target for renewable energy

News / Food & Agriculture

Environment lobbyists hopeful of WTO fish deal

...t to give." Another faultline in the talks is whether the emphasis should be on fair trade or the environment. Japan says that bringing trade considerations into the talks, even though they are at the...

17 Feb 2011

Environment lobbyists hopeful of WTO fish deal

News / Policy & Finance

EU may propose plan to extend Kyoto:sources: report

...ts peak last year as U.N. negotiators tied the future of the offsetting system to new targets under the Kyoto pact that underpins it. "It's not a formal EU position yet, although it is something that ...

22 Aug 2011

EU may propose plan to extend Kyoto:sources: report

News / Energy

The case for regional energy cooperation

...terated the Government's stand that it will not provide tax incentives or subsidies when asked by participants at the forum on whether the Government will do so to encourage investment in green techno...

5 Aug 2011

The case for regional energy cooperation

News / Food & Agriculture

Decision looms on first Mekong mainstream dam

...to become what it calls the "battery of Asia" and to lift it from the ranks of the world's poorest nations. Thailand agreed last year to buy 95 percent of the electricity output from the 1260 megawatt...

7 Dec 2011

Decision looms on first Mekong mainstream dam

News / Transport

Clover Moore has plans for a greener Sydney with its power and water supply

...t new piping under the city. It's about the future, it's about providing energy, it's about what we do with our waste. "These are things we have to do. We have to allocate the funds, do the consultati...

8 Nov 2010

Clover Moore has plans for a greener Sydney with its power and water supply

News / Energy

Coal seam damage to water inevitable

...t Energy. He later said he stood by his comments, and that they applied to the industry in general. ''The intent of saying that is to make it clear that we have never shied away from the fact that the...

3 Aug 2011

Coal seam damage to water inevitable

News / Energy

Japanese plants' power is restored

...tly thereafter. Authorities offered no explanation for the short-term rise in temperature that came as they are seeking to cool down the units over time. Authorities said that the Daiichi plant, and t...

9 Apr 2011

Japanese plants' power is restored

News / Energy

Rising electricity prices take their toll on town councils

...ttributed the increase to higher electricity tariffs and the new HDB flats built in the constituency. Between FY2007/08 and the last financial year, the built-up area that the town council has had to ...

21 Sep 2011

Rising electricity prices take their toll on town councils

News / Food & Agriculture

Victorian farmers vow to fight carbon tax

...ts direct to businesses that wanted to offset emissions or become carbon neutral. The National Farmers' Federation had welcomed the CFI legislation, introduced in Parliament last month, saying it addr...

12 Apr 2011

Victorian farmers vow to fight carbon tax

News / Carbon & Climate

IMO agrees mandatory CO2 cut measures for new ships

...ting the EEDI is the right step but the long delay weakens its short to medium term impact significantly. If the IMO does not deliver action quickly now on existing ships, it will be up to the EU to t...

15 Jul 2011

IMO agrees mandatory CO2 cut measures for new ships

News / Energy

Investors keen to be part of India's green growth

...t to be another buoyant year," the report said, but added a caveat that the first quarter data doesn't reflect the impact of the tsunami in Japan in March. The survey data also revealed that investors...

9 Jun 2011

Investors keen to be part of India's green growth

News / Food & Agriculture

Malaysian Palm Oil Association won’t quit Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil

...t Friday, GAPKI has taken a bold move to quit from the RSPO saying that it wanted to commit to the Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO) scheme a sustainability platform made mandatory to all plantat...

6 Oct 2011

Malaysian Palm Oil Association won’t quit Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil

News / Energy

Sun and wind leave coal power out in the cold

...te the need to rely on large power infrastructure to generate baseload power, or daily electricity needs. ''Baseload doesn't need to be part of this system, it's out of the equation,'' he said. At a t...

27 Nov 2010

Sun and wind leave coal power out in the cold

News / Food & Agriculture

Indonesia’s withdrawal puts Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil on shaky ground

...thank it for its instrumental role in our mutual vision to date.” An analyst, however, said that there was dissatisfaction among members of the RSPO, as it was very skewed towards the rights of the no...

5 Oct 2011

Indonesia’s withdrawal puts Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil on shaky ground