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News / Energy

Japan still considering total nuclear power pullout

...idelines of a ministerial meeting hosted by the International Energy Agency (IEA) in Paris. Asked whether pulling out of nuclear was being considered, Edano said: "Yes, it is still under consideration...

18 Oct 2011

Japan still considering total nuclear power pullout

News / Policy & Finance

China carbon debut defies emission doubters

...ith 331 million tons in Australia, 439 million tons in California and Quebec, and 2.18 billion tons in Europe, Sjardin said. Emissions intensity While China’s pollution per unit of economic growth is ...

12 Oct 2012

China carbon debut defies emission doubters

News / Policy & Finance

Reps say yes to IAEA, but residents affected by project refuse to budge

...in opposing it. Semambu assemblyman Datuk Pang Tsu Ming welcomed the agency's assistance, saying this was in line with International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed's suggestion...

5 May 2011

Reps say yes to IAEA, but residents affected by project refuse to budge

News / Food & Agriculture

Justin's nut butter and the search for sustainable palm oil

...issions and other topics. "The whole efforts in sustainability are fairly similar," Bergh said. But as with sustainable forestry, which has a few competing certifications, there are some specific diff...

2 Aug 2011

Justin's nut butter and the search for sustainable palm oil

News / Green Buildings

Designing a sustainable tomorrow

...ised, including Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Universiti Teknologi Mara, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Universiti Malaya, Universiti Putra Malaysia and International Islamic University of Malaysia.” Sai...

12 May 2012

Designing a sustainable tomorrow

News / Energy

Japan trips in key effort to cool nuclear reactors

...inated by the time the crisis ends to cost about 53 billion yen ($660 million). "If you ask me whether I am still worried, I am," Hosono said. "But even if it does not function perfectly, if it can st...

27 Jun 2011

Japan trips in key effort to cool nuclear reactors

News / Policy & Finance

Dry WA 'sign of global warming', says Ross Garnaut

...isions that are in the public interest, rather than being "buffeted by vested interests" in making public policy. He said his plan will help Australia catch up with its major trading partners, includi...

3 Jun 2011

Dry WA 'sign of global warming', says Ross Garnaut

News / Corporate Responsibility

Striking a green balance

...ing sophisticated drugs. That's sustainability. The act of doing business, of satisfying consumers and making a difference in the world." Nhat Vuong suggested companies use social media and "gamificat...

7 Jun 2012

Striking a green balance

News / Carbon & Climate

Asia faces threat to crops if El Nino unleashed again

...ing the market, it is going to amplify that bullishness," said Abah Ofon, commodities analyst at Standard Chartered in Singapore. Ofon singled out soybeans, palm oil and sugar. Malaysia and Indonesia ...

10 May 2012

Asia faces threat to crops if El Nino unleashed again

News / Policy & Finance

Low-carbon impulse in Asia needs to be quicker: UK climate change rep

...ilding industries in certain sectors by investing heavily in skills and research and development. Opportunities exist for Singapore to build momentum in the sophisticated usage of energy and electrici...

28 Mar 2011

Low-carbon impulse in Asia needs to be quicker: UK climate change rep

News / Policy & Finance

Minister reiterates govt's commitment to sustainable forestry development policies

...ially in Indonesia, have historical and cultural ties with the local peoples, and this should be maintained," he said. He hailed the workshop discussing the preservation efforts of the world's remaini...

4 Oct 2011

Minister reiterates govt's commitment to sustainable forestry development policies

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Green IT is a key support for a sustainable business

...ine is that through existing and developing technologies, the IT industry is making a positive contribution to alleviating climate change, and working with customers, savings can be made in cash, and ...

28 Jun 2011

Green IT is a key support for a sustainable business

News / Energy

Trina, Solarworld post losses, German cuts hit stocks

...ime impairment charges of 313 million euros ($416.7 million) on outdated production equipment, resulting in a loss before interest and taxes of 233 million euros. It also cut its dividend to 0.09 euro...

24 Feb 2012

Trina, Solarworld post losses, German cuts hit stocks

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Going grey - it's the new green

...ious about trying to take care of our island home. “A good majority of Bermudians could utilize a greywater system like this in their own homes. “It’s a huge saving and conserves water, which is preci...

13 Jul 2011

Going grey - it's the new green

News / Policy & Finance

i-Tree software puts economic value on trees

...i-Tree suite in a variety of ways to understand individual trees, forests, neighborhoods, cities and even states. Developers at the Pacific Southwest Research Station and the University of California ...

19 Dec 2010

i-Tree software puts economic value on trees

News / Cities

Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor to be totally green

...itions. The new rating comes into effect immediately. It marks a milestone in the green building movement in the country seeking to ensure energy efficiency and sustainable buildings. The Minister urg...

20 Oct 2011

Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor to be totally green

News / Policy & Finance

Tax debate obscuring green opportunities in China

...ian-born executive in Beijing says Australia is missing out on green energy opportunities in China because it is too narrowly focused on a carbon tax. Mina Guli from the green technology investment ...

10 Mar 2011

Tax debate obscuring green opportunities in China

News / Carbon & Climate

Carbon errors make Australia wiser as Gillard sets price record

...iscouraging use of coal, oil and other fossil fuels, and provides little incentive to invest in cleaner technologies. The European Commission, the EU’s regulatory arm, is considering options to improv...

28 Jun 2012

Carbon errors make Australia wiser as Gillard sets price record

News / Cities

Eco-City can be model for others: SM

...id, I am very satisfied,' Mr Goh said. 'What is more important is whether the Chinese are satisfied,' he added. Today, he will meet Premier Wen Jiabao in Beijing to discuss various bilateral issues, i...

18 Apr 2011

Eco-City can be model for others: SM

News / Policy & Finance

Solar losses spur worst month since September

...index for May due today may decline to 52 from 53.3 a month earlier, according to the median estimate of 27 economists in a Bloomberg survey. Fifty is the dividing line between expansion and contracti...

1 Jun 2012

Solar losses spur worst month since September