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News / Water

Water supply privatization starts on pilot basis with Vasant Kunj

...the reported cases are established as illegal connections after investigation. The incentive will be given in addition to the payments that the contractor would get in the form of fixed monthly cost, ...

4 Oct 2010

Water supply privatization starts on pilot basis with Vasant Kunj

News / Carbon & Climate

Activists attack sustainability claim

...t back with a website entitled ''Ethical paper - the facts'' that mimics features of the Wilderness Society's ethical paper campaign site. On that website, its says more than half its total fibre need...

31 Jan 2011

Activists attack sustainability claim

News / Policy & Finance

Gas plants will feed discharge water into river system

...t tests, and the results of these are not expected before Mr Burke's decision tomorrow. Former environment minister Peter Garrett delayed approvals on the future of the industry until after the electi...

21 Oct 2010

Gas plants will feed discharge water into river system

News / Food & Agriculture

Vertical farm produces 5 times more vegetables

...tional costs. Operational costs include raw materials like soil and seed and electricity to pump the water driving the structures. But electricity costs will come to only $3.50 per month per structure...

29 Jan 2011

Vertical farm produces 5 times more vegetables

News / Energy

Japan mulls nationalising Fukushima nuclear plant company

...to consider nationalising the operator of the crippled power plant at the centre of the worst nuclear accident in the country's history. News that the state could take a majority stake in the Tokyo...

29 Mar 2011

Japan mulls nationalising Fukushima nuclear plant company

News / Energy

Cemex sees cost savings as it goes green

...t climate change initiatives as a way of cutting costs and returning to profitability as it endeavors to pull out of one of the worst downturns in its century-long history. "It gives our costs a certa...

24 Nov 2010

Cemex sees cost savings as it goes green

News / Energy

Germany's green light for energy

...tal movement really started to gather pace. That intensified after the Chernobyl disaster in 1986," Kofler said. "But what has happened as a result of those events and others is that Germany started t...

14 Jul 2010

Germany's green light for energy

News / Manufacturing

Frito Lay manager outlines saga of the loud PLA Sun Chip bag

...ted to get it out there. We felt that the benefits outweighed any of the negatives,” he said. “If you wait till something’s perfect, you’ll never launch. So you’ve got to take that first step, and tha...

18 May 2011

Frito Lay manager outlines saga of the loud PLA Sun Chip bag

News / Carbon & Climate

Singapore: Whipping up fervour for wind energy

...t two wind turbines from the top manufacturer Vestas. At that time, he had little clue about how the machines worked - or that this would be the first step to starting a company in 1995 that would one...

17 Nov 2010

Singapore: Whipping up fervour for wind energy

News / Policy & Finance

China urges rich nations to "show sincerity" ahead of Cancun climate talks

...tative for climate change negotiations of China's Foreign Ministry. "For other disputed issues, the delegates should continue to take a cooperative attitude to lay a foundation for the completion of t...

19 Nov 2010

China urges rich nations to "show sincerity" ahead of Cancun climate talks

News / Food & Agriculture

Gates agriculture grants focus on seeds, climate

...their ability to adapt to climate change." In sub-Saharan Africa, agriculture accounts for about two-thirds of employment and one-third of total economic output, according to the Gates Foundation. In ...

14 Oct 2010

Gates agriculture grants focus on seeds, climate

News / Water

Mumbai will get two desalination plants

...tious plans to set up desalination plants in the state finally took shape on Monday with the specially appointed committee deciding to set up two units-one in the island city and the other in the west...

7 Sep 2010

Mumbai will get two desalination plants

News / Water

'Water issues transcend politics'

...tation issues. "It is about time to get the city folk in the loop and raise their awareness on what it takes to channel clean and treated water to their taps daily." He said the water sector neede...

22 Mar 2011

'Water issues transcend politics'

News / Energy

S'pore to still consider use of nuclear energy

...terrorism to global attention, and bringing world leaders together to discuss what could be done to mitigate the risks. During the summit, Mr Obama warned that terrorist groups were trying to get thei...

15 Apr 2010

S'pore to still consider use of nuclear energy

Press Releases / The Travel Word

Green hotels: What really makes them green?

...ts. With some bitterness, local people see their cultures bought and sold in front of them, often returned in with no resemblance to the centuries-old traditions that drew in tourists in the first pla...

26 Jul 2011

Green hotels: What really makes them green?

News / Energy

Nuclear energy inevitable for Singapore

...the latter. "(The import of electricity) has to be capped. The industry is structured in Singapore such that we have high-tech industries like semiconductor-manufacturing that are sensitive to power q...

29 Oct 2010

Nuclear energy inevitable for Singapore

News / Policy & Finance

Clean energy seen as "bright spot" for U.S.-China

...t competition between the two powers from hurting clean energy efforts. Jon Huntsman, the U.S. ambassador to China, said both countries need to continue their cooperative effort to protect intellectua...

18 Jan 2011

Clean energy seen as "bright spot" for U.S.-China

News / Policy & Finance

U.N. talks to save nature zero in on historic deal

...t potential higher costs. The plight of nature was highlighted in a study by more than 170 scientists showing that about a fifth of the world's vertebrates are threatened with extinction. They used da...

27 Oct 2010

U.N. talks to save nature zero in on historic deal

News / Green Buildings

RPAH Medical Centre – zero to four stars in two years

...the building’s tenants know that they are only paying for exactly what they use.” At the start of the EEP the building’s annual energy consumption was estimated at 1604 megawatt per hour equating to 1...

11 May 2011

RPAH Medical Centre – zero to four stars in two years

News / Policy & Finance

Do lawyers have 'moral courage' to fight climate change?

...to do their bit to fend off climate change even though it will be "inconvenient and complicated". That includes pricing carbon to reflect its true cost and a commitment to investing in alternative ene...

4 May 2010

Do lawyers have 'moral courage' to fight climate change?