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Opinion / Water

Can wastewater help the UAE meet growing water demands?

...ion Biotal. “The units can treat sewage from residential, commercial and office buildings in the immediate vicinity, thus removing the need for an extensive piping infrastructure and avoiding the long...

6 Nov 2013

Can wastewater help the UAE meet growing water demands?

News / Energy

Sun to power some streetlights in Bangladesh capital

...impact on our overall energy needs, but I still would say this is a positive initiative," said professor SM Lutful Kabir, Director, Institute of Information and Communication Technology. "It will rais...

5 Jul 2012

Sun to power some streetlights in Bangladesh capital

News / Transport

Solar panel partnership for Mitsubishi electric cars

...anders own 3.3 million vehicles, which will become increasingly expensive to run as the price of oil peaks," says Booth. "With this in mind, it is apt that this initiative is being launched in Aucklan...

30 Aug 2011

Solar panel partnership for Mitsubishi electric cars

News / Food & Agriculture

New bank where deposits are guaranteed to grow

...ited Nations Environment Program identifies Australia as one of 12 mega diverse countries, with more than 85 per cent of Australia's plants unique to the Australian landscape. The $19.8 million facili...

11 Jan 2012

New bank where deposits are guaranteed to grow

News / Waste

TVs and computers to skip the tip and start a new life

...ional television and computer recycling scheme. The scheme requires big players in the television and computer industry such as Sony and Panasonic to fund and run the disposal of e-waste. From July 1,...

5 Jun 2012

TVs and computers to skip the tip and start a new life

News / Waste

Landfills waste no time in dumping carbon price on their customers

...id the decision was based on the "level of uncertainty around how gas emissions from landfills will be calculated and charged, and the impact of emission mitigation strategies''. Landfills which gener...

3 Jul 2012

Landfills waste no time in dumping carbon price on their customers

News / Water

EPA plan to change drinking water protection zones rejected

...itional information on the effects of natural disasters on water protection areas and their classification. Liu Yi-chang, a committee member and archeologist, said, “The boundaries of drinking water q...

14 Jun 2012

EPA plan to change drinking water protection zones rejected

News / Cities

Underground, the next frontier for Singapore

...ike Building Information Modelling (BIM) tools, which replace traditional two-dimensional plans and drawings. Dr Keung said $67 million of the $250 million Construction Productivity and Capability F...

28 Sep 2012

Underground, the next frontier for Singapore

News / Policy & Finance

UN climate talks should stick with 2 degree goal

...ith limited progress on the main stumbling blocks. Uncertainty about changes in political leadership in the United States and China are making it unlikely that the most difficult climate decisions wil...

11 Sep 2012

UN climate talks should stick with 2 degree goal

News / Corporate Responsibility

Indian puts solar power technology in hands of poor

...illages in Karnataka state in Southern India, living like the villagers, and trying to convince them that solar lighting worked. Collective solution His decision to immerse himself with the poor was b...

30 Aug 2011

Indian puts solar power technology in hands of poor

News / Energy

Cambodia mulls over atomic power

...inister of Industry, Mines and Energy, told the National Assembly this week. “We cannot avoid building nuclear power plants. It is the government’s target,” he said, without giving a specific time whe...

20 Jul 2012

Cambodia mulls over atomic power

News / Food & Agriculture

Syngenta tackles global sustainable crop growth challenge

...in its business in developing markets - mainly in Asia and South America. "Now, 50 per cent of our business comes from emerging markets, of which Asia is an integral part," Syngenta's Asia Pacific hea...

3 May 2012

Syngenta tackles global sustainable crop growth challenge

News / Carbon & Climate

Singapore to achieve cleaner air by 2020

...icles and industries affect every single Singaporean. I think this is a price worth paying." Environmental activists and think-tanks like the Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA) have l...

24 Aug 2012

Singapore to achieve cleaner air by 2020

News / Energy

Mindanao official files case vs DoE, EDC execs

...ilippine Stock Exchange, EDC said it had received a copy of the civil case filed by Kidapawan City Vice Mayor Joseph A Evangelista, in his capacity as a taxpayer and end-user of electricity, with the ...

2 May 2012

Mindanao official files case vs DoE, EDC execs

News / Policy & Finance

Bali Governor opposed to geothermal project in bedugul

...istrict. "I continue to reject the idea as did the previous Bali governor," Pastika said here Tuesday. Pastika said he was consistent with his initial attitude (of rejecting geothermal explorations in...

29 Nov 2011

Bali Governor opposed to geothermal project in bedugul

News / Corporate Responsibility

Businessman awarded for eco-friendly practices in biofuel firm

...I will do. “This has driven me to accomplish what I have and I hope my passion will inspire others to be more green in their businesses too,” said Lim. He said his biofuel company also provided traini...

28 Sep 2011

Businessman awarded for eco-friendly practices in biofuel firm

News / Policy & Finance

Greens defend 'phantom' forest legislation

...ing." "This is not unusual. Most legislation has some component of change anticipated in it and the ability for those mechanisms to be in it." Mr Booth says the legislation is only a framework and wil...

1 Jun 2012

Greens defend 'phantom' forest legislation

News / Policy & Finance

India's dam plans anger Pakistan, symbolise global water woes

...itration this week between Pakistan and India. Pakistan claims a new hydroelectric plant India is building on the Kishanganga River (known as the Neelum River in Pakistan) in Kashmir will rob it of wa...

19 May 2012

India's dam plans anger Pakistan, symbolise global water woes

News / Policy & Finance

'Green' COE, eat less meat: Two of the 1,000 suggestions to deal with climate change

...ions, and nearly six in 10 said steps to reduce climate change should be taken even if it involved significant cost. Deputy Prime Minister and chairman of the inter-ministerial committee on climate ch...

10 Feb 2012

'Green' COE, eat less meat: Two of the 1,000 suggestions to deal with climate change

Press Releases / Blue Sky Energy, Inc

Blue Sky Energy helps spur solar job growth through charitable giving

...ion of small, Military Standard-certified Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) charge controllers, pairing dynamic solutions with unsurpassed quality and reliability. Fourteen years after introducing ...

26 Nov 2012

Blue Sky Energy helps spur solar job growth through charitable giving

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