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Japan's emissions target, relying on nuclear, seen as unrealistic

...imate summit that critics say is unambitious compared to those of other leading countries and unrealistic because it depends on restoring its nuclear industry in the face of public hostility. The gove...

5 Jun 2015

Japan's emissions target, relying on nuclear, seen as unrealistic

News / Food & Agriculture

Broken promises: Communities on Philippine island take on palm oil companies

...il Mills, Incorporated (PPVOMI) and Agumil Philippines, Incorporated (AGPI). PPVOMI is 60 percent Singapore-owned and 40 per cent Filipino, whereas AGPI is 75 per cent Filipino-owned and 25 per cent M...

26 Oct 2015

Broken promises: Communities on Philippine island take on palm oil companies

Opinion / Cities

Wanted: clean air and water for Delhi

...ir in India’s capital. There are days when Delhi competes with Beijing for the dubious distinction of being the world’s most polluted megacity. A dirty blanket of carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide, nit...

11 Feb 2015

Wanted: clean air and water for Delhi

Press Releases / Clenergy International

Thai PM visits Clenergy booth

...in association with the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) and the Thai Photovoltaic Industries Association (TPVA). Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha joined the seminar and visited the exhibition...

9 Apr 2015

Thai PM visits Clenergy booth

News / Cities

Collaboration needed on nature and wellbeing links

...and city planners, people involved in public health - both research and application, and their connection to ecological science. "Ecologists are within their field and rarely reach outside it. Biomedi...

4 Feb 2015

Collaboration needed on nature and wellbeing links

News / Waste

Nuclear waste dump could earn South Australia "billions of dollars": scholar

...ian government "billions of dollars" in potential revenue, a leading nuclear physicist said on Monday. Dr. Ziggy Switkowski, one of Australia's most eminent scientists, said if the nuclear waste dump ...

17 Feb 2015

Nuclear waste dump could earn South Australia "billions of dollars": scholar

News / Corporate Responsibility

World's most sustainable innovation in 2014: Pedal-powered recycling

...initiative as low-tech but high-impact... I believe that many other cities can help their communities in similar ways and provide healthier and cleaner surroundings for their citizens. This award give...

10 Nov 2014

World's most sustainable innovation in 2014: Pedal-powered recycling

Press Releases / Carbon Market Institute

CMI welcomes new chairman Andrew Grant

...include leading professional service providers, NGERs reporting entities, secondary market participants, offset providers, academia and international organisations. Individuals within the CMI membersh...

9 Dec 2014

CMI welcomes new chairman Andrew Grant

News / Carbon & Climate

CSIRO is poised to slash climate research jobs – experts react

...ite scientists. Australia is internationally recognised for its expertise and unique position in climate and environmental research. Realistically, there are no other countries in the Southern Hemisph...

5 Feb 2016

CSIRO is poised to slash climate research jobs – experts react

Press Releases / Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd

Guangzhou Electrical Building Technology 2014 comes to a successful close

...ing Communications Manager for the firm’s Eco & Buildings Business division, the fair did not disappoint. She said: “The Guangzhou fair is very influential in the industry. It is also ...

18 Jul 2014

Guangzhou Electrical Building Technology 2014 comes to a successful close

News / Carbon & Climate

Forests move centre stage in India’s climate plan

...ity will improve. We will improve it with people’s participation, with innovation, with technology, with many things.” Suspicious Despite his enthusiasm and promise of public participation, environmen...

24 Sep 2015

Forests move centre stage in India’s climate plan

News / Food & Agriculture

Drought drives 42 per cent crash in crop production in Sri Lanka

...itarian crisis situations, said in its latest Global Food Security Updates, citing government reports. Some vegetable varieties have shown similar price increases, with beans and beetroot rising in co...

23 Oct 2014

Drought drives 42 per cent crash in crop production in Sri Lanka

News / Energy

Pakistan: Looking to hydropower to assure more reliable electricity

...irst dam in Lower Dir will be completed in four years and will produce 40 megawatts electricity,” KP chief Minister Pervez Khattak told IPS in an exclusive interview. It will cost 117 million US dolla...

23 Oct 2015

Pakistan: Looking to hydropower to assure more reliable electricity

Opinion / Manufacturing

It’s time for the personal care industry to clean up its act

...ies (think distinguished gentlemen powdering their wigs). A quick search tells me there is a company specialising in waterless bathing, personal hygiene and sanitising products, aimed at festival goer...

13 Mar 2015

It’s time for the personal care industry to clean up its act

Opinion / Water

Visiting the world’s only underwater research station

...ince he made that declaration. The main reason Fabien is undergoing this historical experience — and Ian and I have joined him — is to use bold acts of exploration and science to bring attention to th...

9 Jun 2014

Visiting the world’s only underwater research station

News / Transport

Bike path network connects Taiwan in 2015

...ident Ma Ying-jeou said at a Ministry of Education-hosted meeting with the nation’s youth Aug. 31 in Taipei City. “I have instructed the Ministry of Transportation and Communications to prioritize map...

4 Sep 2014

Bike path network connects Taiwan in 2015

Opinion / Transport

‘Peak car’ means we might get much closer to our carbon targets than we realised

...in big cities is not unique to London, although this is the city for which we have the best data. There is evidence for something similar happening in Birmingham, Manchester and other British cities a...

5 Aug 2015

‘Peak car’ means we might get much closer to our carbon targets than we realised

Opinion / Manufacturing

Is Blue the new Green?

...ing power increases and more money circulates regionally. It is guided by 21 explicit principles and supported by around 3000 scientists worldwide who are part of Zero Emissions Research and Initiati...

1 Apr 2015

Is Blue the new Green?

News / Policy & Finance

Govt set to introduce DNA barcode to curb wildlife smuggling

...ion of endangered species whilst combating wildlife crime,” said Adhikari at a programme organised in the capital. The project is the first of its kind in Nepal. Citing a resolution on wildlife crime...

22 Apr 2015

Govt set to introduce DNA barcode to curb wildlife smuggling

News / Policy & Finance

Brisbane G20: Airport vetoes #onmyagenda climate change billboard

...ian Conservation Foundation, the Australian Youth Climate Coalition, and 1 Million Women. A Brisbane Airport Corporation spokeswoman said the airport's public relations firm, Ooh! Media questioned two...

4 Nov 2014

Brisbane G20: Airport vetoes #onmyagenda climate change billboard

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