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Board confirms receiving report from Lynas

...ider it submitted until we make sure it is in accordance with international standards,” he said when contacted. On June 30, a nine-member IAEA expert panel had identified 11 issues in which it said im...

12 Oct 2011

Board confirms receiving report from Lynas

Press Releases / FUJITSU Limited

Fujitsu’s third Global Benchmark Report finds organisations missing opportunities to cut costs and save energy

...itsu Sustainability Consulting Maximizing ICT efficiency, unlocking business benefits Fujitsu Sustainability Quick Start Establishing the foundation for resource efficient ICT Fujitsu Sustainability K...

11 Oct 2012

Fujitsu’s third Global Benchmark Report finds organisations missing opportunities to cut costs and save energy

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Sustainability certification works in the seas, study finds

...ishing Initiative, WWF’s global fisheries programme. “As such, I believe that the MSC certification system is outweighing other existing seafood certification systems currently on the market.” In addi...

10 Nov 2011

Sustainability certification works in the seas, study finds

News / Energy

Nuclear power impossible to operate in 2020, expert says

...ities in Vietnam told me that they are thinking of compilation of such a curriculum but the implementation is slow, not drastic as I saw in China and South Korea in the 1980s-1990s. What is your opini...

26 Sep 2011

Nuclear power impossible to operate in 2020, expert says

News / Carbon & Climate

Business warns of $3b gap in carbon pricing

...illion in cumulative surpluses projected between 2015 and 2019 into a $9 billion cumulative deficit. The outgoing chief executive of the Australian Industry Group, Heather Ridout, said it would be ''i...

9 Mar 2012

Business warns of $3b gap in carbon pricing

News / Energy

Can going green solve some of India's problems?

...irm that finances alternative energy power plants in India. "India is a unique market for alternative energy, given the country's large power deficit, high electricity costs, and challenges in traditi...

25 Jun 2012

Can going green solve some of India's problems?

News / Carbon & Climate

Singapore youths in Durban learn vital policy lessons

...inning ideas were picked from 140 entries from schools and tertiary institutions. The NTU team of three came up with a mobile application to track electricity use, while the National University of Sin...

9 Dec 2011

Singapore youths in Durban learn vital policy lessons

News / Food & Agriculture

Malaysian Palm Oil Association won’t quit Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil

...ide their status within the RSPO based on their respective priorities and commitments,” he said. “While GAPKI, as an association representing Indonesian palm oil producers, has decided to relinquish i...

6 Oct 2011

Malaysian Palm Oil Association won’t quit Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil

News / Energy

Analysis: Solar companies to seek deep pockets in downturn

...italists' willingness to fund capital-intensive manufacturing has declined significantly since the financial crisis. One small US company, HelioVolt, secured a $50 million investment from South Korean...

5 Dec 2011

Analysis: Solar companies to seek deep pockets in downturn

News / Policy & Finance

UN carbon market will survive should Kyoto goals end, EU says

...ion goals for developed nations expire in 2012 without being immediately renewed, the European Union climate chief said. The EU, which gives companies in its emissions trading system the right to impo...

23 Sep 2011

UN carbon market will survive should Kyoto goals end, EU says

News / Policy & Finance

Stoush brewing over mid-west water reserves

...in margin in their operation," he said. Mr Dixon says the Gindalbie has investigated desalination but its pipeline proposal is cheaper and better for the environment. "Desalination also brings in the ...

6 May 2011

Stoush brewing over mid-west water reserves

News / Energy

LDK leads solars rout as manufacturing shrinks: China overnight

...indicating manufacturing in the US is cooling. LDK Solar, based in Xinyu of China’s Jiangxi province, sank 15 percent to $2.59, the lowest close since it started trading in 2007. The company said it i...

25 May 2012

LDK leads solars rout as manufacturing shrinks: China overnight

News / Carbon & Climate

New initiative aims to meet food and climate change concerns

...ickly this international initiative has come together,” he said. He praises U.S. agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack for his strong backing of the alliance and said the support of China and Brazil is “h...

24 Jun 2011

New initiative aims to meet food and climate change concerns

News / Manufacturing

Lynas doesn’t expect ‘zero-sum game’ result

...ially radioactive material, the rest is absolutely safe. If they say the storage facility is fine but we need to do a few other things, of course, we will abide by it,” he said in an interview with St...

22 Jun 2011

Lynas doesn’t expect ‘zero-sum game’ result

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The time is ripe for green accounting

...ion and biodiversity loss. In an interview with The Sunday Times last week, Dr Andrew Rosenberg, chief scientist at CI, explained how Waves seeks to engage finance ministries and economic planning age...

24 Jul 2011

The time is ripe for green accounting

News / Energy

Philippines opens Bataan nuclear plant to tourists

...ilippines has the highest domestic electricity rates in the whole of Asia. As one of the region's poorest countries, this puts a huge strain on the economy. While it is investing in hydroelectric and ...

24 Jul 2011

Philippines opens Bataan nuclear plant to tourists

Opinion / Green Buildings

There’s no one-size-fits-all green roof, studies show, by Lorena Galliot

...and more cities are integrating green roofs into their planning, scientists are hard at work looking for ways to streamline the use of this technology while accounting for differing conditions and aim...

22 May 2012

There’s no one-size-fits-all green roof, studies show, by Lorena Galliot

News / Transport

Regulators probe EV batteries after Chevy Volt fire

...ic vehicles are at greater risk for fire than those with gasoline-powered engines, but said it has asked automakers for information on lithium-ion batteries and recommendations for minimizing fire ris...

11 Nov 2011

Regulators probe EV batteries after Chevy Volt fire

News / Water

Backlash halts bid to increase effluent in river

...ia and is understood to have lobbied both the Premier and the Minister for Services, Greg Pearce, against it. ''Our environment is too important to compromise and I'm delighted the Premier and ministe...

27 Jan 2012

Backlash halts bid to increase effluent in river

News / Energy

Sparx plans to launch renewable energy fund

...iomass and so on," Shuhei Abe, president and chief executive of Sparx, told Reuters in an interview. "We want to launch and begin investing in the fund by next year," Abe said. Japan is overhauling it...

2 Dec 2011

Sparx plans to launch renewable energy fund

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