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Press Releases / Alfa Laval

Alfa Laval opens a new Service Centre in Shah Alam, Malaysia

...ing the intermediate preventive maintenance services at-site, bestowing our clients the maximum opportunity to capitalize on their business potential with improved equipment uptime and availability.&n...

5 Jul 2013

Alfa Laval opens a new Service Centre in Shah Alam, Malaysia

News / Cities

Chippendale Plan finally sails through council

...innovative step of placing it on the internet where it went viral via social media. This week Mr Mobbs said it was “nice to get a win”. “The aim now is to get it out as quickly as possible and prepare...

2 Aug 2012

Chippendale Plan finally sails through council

News / Energy

Indonesia's geothermal dream may never be a reality

...ich stipulates that working areas and exploration-exploitation work are to be tendered by regional administrations, has held back companies from progressing, with land acquisition and permit issues. I...

2 Jul 2013

Indonesia's geothermal dream may never be a reality

Press Releases / Advanced Biofuel Center

Moringa Oleifera to meet the Global Demand for New Economical Sources of Feed, Food & Fuel

...in it. Thus, it is very important for stakeholders of Moringa oil industry to continuously and constantly to keep updated on the technology due to its potential in maximizing productivity and achievin...

9 Apr 2013

Moringa Oleifera to meet the Global Demand for New Economical Sources of Feed, Food & Fuel

News / Policy & Finance

Singapore-funded efforts to fight haze face challenges on ground

...initiated in Jambi under a two- year, $1 million collaboration that Singapore and Indonesia signed in late 2007.But The Straits Times was unable to find any new fish farms in Jambi that were associate...

1 Jul 2013

Singapore-funded efforts to fight haze face challenges on ground

News / Corporate Responsibility

Saving the environment, one step at a time

...idea behind these initiatives is to show participants that anyone can play a part in saving the environment, simply with small actions that can be easily incorporated into daily life. The organisers a...

28 Feb 2013

Saving the environment, one step at a time

News / Corporate Responsibility

Chemistry in action: Youths build bonds at Bayer

...iscussion helmed by (from far left) Nick Nuttall, Acting Director, Division of Communications and Public Information, UNEP; Patrick Thomas, Chairman and CEO of Bayer MaterialScience; and Dr Philipp Sc...

17 Nov 2012

Chemistry in action: Youths build bonds at Bayer

News / Food & Agriculture

Fish farming could be Australia's fastest growing agricultural industry

...ing and the biggest food industry in Australia by 2050 is going to be aquaculture, fish farming," he said. "I believe we'll have a $5 billion industry in growing fish." "And those fish are going to ha...

6 Aug 2012

Fish farming could be Australia's fastest growing agricultural industry

News / Water

Mekong villagers wary of Xayaburi dam

...and fish and even causes flood during rainy season,” she says. “I’ve seen this coming. I’ve attended workshops and done research into the living standards of residents living near hydro dams in Thaila...

9 Aug 2012

Mekong villagers wary of Xayaburi dam

Press Releases / Johnson Controls (S) Pte Ltd

Johnson Controls and Hitachi announce global joint venture

...i-industrial company, Johnson Controls is a leading supplier of heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, building controls, refrigeration and security systems for buildings. Through its Building Effici...

10 Dec 2013

Johnson Controls and Hitachi announce global joint venture

Press Releases / Veolia Water Technologies

Veolia Strengthens Commitment to F&B Industry at ProPak Asia 2013

...ion facilities. Kai commented, “Veolia’s 160 years of experience in water management systems puts us in a privileged position to customize facilities that meet different industry specific...

12 Jun 2013

Veolia Strengthens Commitment to F&B Industry at ProPak Asia 2013

News / Water

Examining Phnom Penh's flood-prone architecture

...ionships between the city and water.” And while rain is precious in the provinces of agriculture’s dependence on the waters, heavy rain is treated the opposite in the city, where it’s seen as detrimen...

31 Jul 2012

Examining Phnom Penh's flood-prone architecture

Opinion / Policy & Finance

When the media won't report the environment, it's time to rethink news, by Freya Mathews

...ing at an accelerating pace all around us? Images spring irresistibly to mind of people in the brightly lit lounges of the Titanic gossiping animatedly about scandals in politics and religion while ar...

21 Aug 2012

When the media won't report the environment, it's time to rethink news, by Freya Mathews

Opinion / Water

Message of the Executive Secretary of the Convention on Biological Diversity

...ivities and impacting biodiversity. Marine biodiversity suffers from from overfishing and other unsustainable fishing practices. The impacts of climate change and ocean acidification are growing. The...

10 Jun 2013

Message of the Executive Secretary of the Convention on Biological Diversity

News / Transport

Public bike rental wheels into Beijing

...ith high traffic flow in Beijing's Dongcheng and Chaoyang districts since Saturday, aiming to provide a green and low-carbon transport service to its residents, said the Beijing Municipal Commission o...

20 Jun 2012

Public bike rental wheels into Beijing

News / Carbon & Climate

China plans tougher quality standards for coal to tackle pollution

...ions to be fitted with or upgrade their desulfurization units," said a Beijing-based trader. "Also, sulfur and ash are the main culprits for air pollution. It has nothing to do with calorific value." ...

24 May 2013

China plans tougher quality standards for coal to tackle pollution

News / Food & Agriculture

Bananas could replace potatoes in warming world

...ion in certain areas of Africa, now there is. People have changed because of the pricing: it's easier to get, it's easier to cook. I think those sort of shifts do occur and I think they will in fut...

31 Oct 2012

Bananas could replace potatoes in warming world

News / Carbon & Climate

Carbon tax not all it was cooked up to be

...inance firm TD Securities and the Melbourne Institute said last week they had ''still not noticed any broad-based impact of the July 1 introduction of carbon pricing spilling over into prices''. But p...

8 Oct 2012

Carbon tax not all it was cooked up to be

Press Releases / Gattaca Communications

MENA gains from US climate fund

...ing forward to seeing more involvement by this kind of financing in the coming years, and hope it will help continue the dynamism of the solar power sector and its competitiveness with wind and other ...

23 May 2013

MENA gains from US climate fund

News / Waste

Government sets prices for city’s waste-fired power generator

...ightly higher from its initial plan due to the fact that the city’s waste could serve other uses besides generating electricity, such as helping to improve the environmental quality of life in big cit...

17 Jul 2012

Government sets prices for city’s waste-fired power generator

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