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Energy
How fares Mother Earth? Not bad, not so good either
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0 in
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992 to 2
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last year – a
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0 percent increase. Yet, thanks to improved housing and sanitation, the percentage of slum dwellers has dropped from 46 percent in
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990 to a third in 20
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0. By 20
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5 nea...
29 Dec 2011
How fares Mother Earth? Not bad, not so good either
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Transport
China readies
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0 million EV parking spots by 2020: executive
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million units by 2020, when many expect a total new-vehicle market of 40 million. Consumers can now get incentives worth
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20,000 yuan ($
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8,
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70) to purchase an electric car in
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0 to 20 cities, Wang s...
13 Jan 2011
China readies 10 million EV parking spots by 2020: executive
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Policy & Finance
Clean power company sets sights on $5m in grants
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2 months, Mr Kallis said yesterday. Petratherm shares rose 4.6 per cent yesterday to
1
1
.5¢, against a
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.8 per cent drop in the S&P/ASX 200 Index. Geodynamics, another domestic geothermal company,...
13 May 2011
Clean power company sets sights on $5m in grants
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Energy
Circular economy investment up
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trillion yuan as of the end of 20
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0, and it is forecast to grow at least
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5 percent annually during the
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2th Five-Year Plan (20
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-20
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5) period, said He. "The country will focus on the application of...
26 Jul 2011
Circular economy investment up
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Policy & Finance
Indonesia optimistic to surpass one billion tree target
...
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0, and a greening and "Wana Lestari" nature conservation competition in 20
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1
. The country managed to plant
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04 million trees of the
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00 million target in 2008, and 250 million trees of the 230 millio...
29 Nov 2011
Indonesia optimistic to surpass one billion tree target
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Waste
Low rates of metal recycling handicap green tech
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8 percent of TVs and PCs are recycled and about
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0 percent of cell phones, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Less than one third of about 60 metals had an end-of-life recycling rate o...
31 May 2011
Low rates of metal recycling handicap green tech
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Energy
Gezhouba to build, operate Indonesian hydropower plant
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percent economic expansion in 20
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0. Chinese power plant builders emerged as an influential player in Indonesia in 2006, when that country launched the first phase of its
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0 million kilowatts power p...
12 May 2011
Gezhouba to build, operate Indonesian hydropower plant
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Carbon & Climate
Airlines ready for next battle against EU carbon law
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2 euros -- much less than the
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00 euro per allowance penalty it would impose on airlines that do not comply. Some analysts had suggested the airlines' claims the EU law was discriminatory could lead ...
30 Oct 2011
Airlines ready for next battle against EU carbon law
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Policy & Finance
REDD forests have ‘unclear’ borders
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5 million hectares of forest, East Kalimantan
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4 million hectares, Papua 40 million hectares, Riau 9 million hectares and Jambi 2.
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7 million hectares. The report said border status that had been lega...
12 Oct 2010
REDD forests have ‘unclear’ borders
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I P Management Pte Ltd
New invention on hydro power energy converter - Hydroelectric Inflow Dam System
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-
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Background Hydropower is a proven technology and is also the largest source of renewable green energy accounting for about 20% of all electricity produced globally. Hydro-electric power plants...
11 May 2011
New invention on hydro power energy converter - Hydroelectric Inflow Dam System
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Eco-Business
Ecotourism can play vital role in maintaining healthy forests
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trillion in 20
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0, according to the World Tourism Organization (WTO). And the share of tourism in developing countries is steadily rising, up from 3
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% in
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990 to 47% in 20
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0. "Sustainable tourism has...
27 Sep 2011
Ecotourism can play vital role in maintaining healthy forests
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Carbon & Climate
Renewable energy expected to generate RM70 billion in revenue by 2020
...
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89 million as the initial start for the RE fund," Chin said in his keynote address at the Sustainable Energy Forum 20
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here today. The fund is aimed at unlocking the full potential of the RE industr...
25 Aug 2011
Renewable energy expected to generate RM70 billion in revenue by 2020
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Waste
Households need not separate trash until 20
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3
...
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to 20
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3, Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Chor Chee Heung said. He said the decision to postpone the ruling was taken due to the low awareness among the public on the need to separate the...
25 Feb 2011
Households need not separate trash until 2013
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Carbon & Climate
Gujarat gains after winning
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.9 million carbon credits from UN
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closed at
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.76 euros ($
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6.20) a metric ton on the ICE Futures Europe Exchange in London yesterday.
24 Feb 2011
Gujarat gains after winning 1.9 million carbon credits from UN
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Carbon & Climate
New Zealand spot carbon price slumps to three-month low
...
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9.70 and NZ$20 ($
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6.
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2 to $
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6.37), Westpac Bank said in a note to clients. About 250,000 NZUs were traded over the week, according to brokers, the lowest volume in five weeks. Each permit represents ...
27 May 2011
New Zealand spot carbon price slumps to three-month low
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Allen & York
Impact of the carbon tax on Australian business and economy
...
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4.6 million manufacturing jobs with up to
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00% free permits for
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5
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industry sectors – which amounts to 42% of EU manufacturing jobs.” A mixed response The Carbon Tax plan has drawn a mixed initial r...
24 Nov 2011
Impact of the carbon tax on Australian business and economy
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Transport
India may partner the Netherlands in developing electric vehicles
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,300 on
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January 2008, according to Statistics Netherlands. “When it comes to infrastructure, the Indian government can learn from the experience of the Netherlands as they have some pilot projec...
17 Mar 2011
India may partner the Netherlands in developing electric vehicles
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Policy & Finance
Fears farmland will be swamped by trees
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0 times that amount, estimating between
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2 and
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5 million tonnes of abatement a year by 2020 would be achieved through ''long rotation plantations'' established after it offers landholders $
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5 for ev...
26 May 2011
Fears farmland will be swamped by trees
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Food & Agriculture
Leaders commit to sustainable agriculture, food security in East Asia
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billion people who go without proper food and nutrition every day, a startling statistic given their central role in feeding the world. Panelists agreed that farming must be made economically viable...
13 Jun 2011
Leaders commit to sustainable agriculture, food security in East Asia
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Policy & Finance
US tariffs on Chinese solar cells fuel debate about green jobs
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7,722 worked in sales and distribution, compared with 24,064 in manufacturing. And although almost
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0,000 new installation jobs were created in 20
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0 and 20
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, manufacturing actually lost
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,000 positi...
23 Apr 2012
US tariffs on Chinese solar cells fuel debate about green jobs
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Singapore sets Southeast Asia’s first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
After a 2019 pause and two rounds of limited tenders, Singapore joins China, Germany and Japan in regulating …
Singapore sets Southeast Asia's first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
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Energy
Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
As of 2025, solar electricity was already 50 per cent cheaper than gas in Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, …
Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
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Food & Agriculture
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
Data from remote sensing platforms indicates Indonesia is likely experiencing its worst wildfires crisis in years as a …
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
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Energy
Behind the layoffs in China’s solar industry
Companies are consolidating, automating production and shifting workers away from factory floors toward sales and advanced products.
Behind the layoffs in China’s solar industry
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Energy
Data centre boom creates investment risk for Malaysia’s power system
Rising electricity demand from data centres is putting pressure on the country to expand generation and grid capacity, …
Data centre boom creates investment risk for Malaysia’s power system
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Policy & Finance
Squeezed by debt and disasters, the Global South needs reparations, not more loans
Ahead of the International Monetary Fund-World Bank Annual Meeting in Bangkok, frontline nations call for financial liberation from …
Squeezed by debt and disasters, the Global South needs reparations, not more loans
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