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News / Energy

Danish bio-ethanol factory start operations soon

...the government might not give direct financial support to the companies but there are still many ways to help. He estimated that clearer guidance from the government will emerge in one to two months. ...

1 Oct 2011

Danish bio-ethanol factory start operations soon

News / Cities

Gillard told to look at congestion tax

...that excessive population growth would cost more than it could benefit the country. Mr Carr's report "challenges the myth that rapid rates of population growth, based on high rates of immigration, are...

17 Dec 2010

Gillard told to look at congestion tax

News / Policy & Finance

Solar bonus generates a mega-load of energy

...tt milestone 18 months before expected. But experts have warned that it is too generous and too short-term to encourage the industry investment in solar that is vital for a renewable energy future. Th...

28 Aug 2010

Solar bonus generates a mega-load of energy

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Geoengineering - viable Plan B or disaster in the making?

...t opt out, the whole proceeding has to be in a well-defined public interest; that decisions defining the extent of that interest should be made with public participation; that all attempts at geoengin...

5 May 2010

Geoengineering - viable Plan B or disaster in the making?

News / Transport

Artega SE joins growing list of all-electric sportscars

...tega SE sports two electric motors on the rear axle with a total output of 280 kW (380 hp) that operate independently to drive each of the vehicle's rear wheels. Because the electric motors transmit t...

22 Mar 2011

Artega SE joins growing list of all-electric sportscars

News / Energy

Panasonic's vision for energy-efficient towns

...ttempted to give us such a glimpse at the Eco Products 2010 exhibition in Tokyo, devoting an entire booth to demonstrating the company's "comprehensive energy solutions for entire towns." Panasonic's ...

21 Dec 2010

Panasonic's vision for energy-efficient towns

News / Corporate Responsibility

Perception of corporate sustainability may not match reality

...t a downward movement that will be verified through future research. There is an emphasis on creating an organizational structure to meet sustainability goals, but efforts continue to coexist with oth...

6 Apr 2011

Perception of corporate sustainability may not match reality

News / Waste

Tasmania set to ban plastic shopping bags

...th Australia last year became the first Australian state to ban the bags. The managing director of environmental group Do Something, Jon Dee, said it would now be up to states to take the initiative b...

11 Nov 2010

Tasmania set to ban plastic shopping bags

News / Water

Desal firm to be held to deadline

...t refused to release the research and rationale that led to its decision to stay with Labor's scheme, including the level of termination payment required to get out of the contracts. ''These are matte...

2 Mar 2011

Desal firm to be held to deadline

Press Releases / Magenta Global

West & Central Africa will take priority global biomass supplier status say global experts who will be meeting in Accra, Ghana

...t finance institutions, focusing on investing in profitable projects that contribute to sustainable development in all sectors of the economy, from agribusiness to infrastructure, and manufacturing to...

9 Nov 2011

West & Central Africa will take priority global biomass supplier status say global experts who will be meeting in Accra, Ghana

News / Carbon & Climate

Carbon market puts brave face on headwinds

...ty of carbon market participants expected the world to agree an extension to the Kyoto Protocol after 2012, that appears contrary to most experts. "It might be wishful thinking," said Schjolset. "The ...

1 Mar 2011

Carbon market puts brave face on headwinds

News / Carbon & Climate

U.N. climate plans said too narrow to save forests

...the start of the U.N.'s International Year of Forests. Almost 200 nations agreed at a meeting in Cancun, Mexico, last month to step up efforts to protect forests with a plan that aims to put a price o...

24 Jan 2011

U.N. climate plans said too narrow to save forests

News / Waste

Gunns CEO's comments pulp mill 'damage control'

...tting these messages that it's going to be the world's cleanest and greenest and most environmentally friendly pulp mill around, so he's just basically come out and admitted that they have been tellin...

18 Oct 2010

Gunns CEO's comments pulp mill 'damage control'

News / Water

Billions of dollars may flow into South Australia

...t was revealed the state is locked into buying $220 million in desalinated water in the first two years of the plant's operation. At the same time, the Deputy Premier was spotted sipping wine with T&a...

23 Jan 2011

Billions of dollars may flow into South Australia

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News / Carbon & Climate

Branson announces awards for best and worst performing countries

...t when they don't they stifle growth. In this way, countries are no different,” said Sir Branson. The top country award will be presented to the country deemed to have made the most progress in settin...

1 Apr 2011

Branson announces awards for best and worst performing countries

News / Energy

In China the big nuclear question is "how soon"?

...tions to some of the problems facing traditional reactors, from the recycling and storage of spent fuel to terrorist attacks. But Duan and his state-funded team of scientists are on a quest for the Ho...

3 May 2011

In China the big nuclear question is "how soon"?

News / Carbon & Climate

Call for nuclear plants to combat warming

...t groups, but the paper said discussion of the potential for renewable energy often ''ignores real-world practicalities and leads to over-optimistic conclusions''. It is an attempt to revitalise the d...

26 Nov 2010

Call for nuclear plants to combat warming

News / Transport

Scomi, EPI to work on South Asia projects

...tment arm of the Indian government. "Together we will look at public transportation projects on the PPP (Private-Public Partnership) model in other Indian cities, currently we are looking at three cit...

15 Nov 2010

Scomi, EPI to work on South Asia projects

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Opinion / Cities

Canberra's path to becoming Australia's most sustainable city

...tal history when it comes to the consumption of water and treatment of waste water. Their suburban storm water system continues to reflect best environmental engineering practice and over the last si...

31 Mar 2011

Canberra's path to becoming Australia's most sustainable city

News / Food & Agriculture

Call to close deep-sea fisheries challenged

...ted, however, that the association has no control over others fishing the same waters. Not all important fish caught in the deep seas have the sort of life history traits that can make them highly vul...

17 Sep 2011

Call to close deep-sea fisheries challenged