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Opinion / Policy & Finance

Protect water sources, by Datuk Indrani Thuraisingham

...ith increased pollution, indiscriminate land use and growing population, the water service industry is finding it increasingly challenging to supply clean and safe water at cheap rates. Aging distribu...

13 Jun 2011

Protect water sources, by Datuk Indrani Thuraisingham

News / Manufacturing

Frito Lay manager outlines saga of the loud PLA Sun Chip bag

...is car. His point: “Flexible packaging is infinite in terms of the materials that are used, in terms of the possible solutions. There’s not a one-size-fits-all solution. Again, within the PepsiCo fami...

18 May 2011

Frito Lay manager outlines saga of the loud PLA Sun Chip bag

News / Policy & Finance

Flannery to head climate change commission

...ifications," he said. "I'm delighted to take up this challenge. I think it's a very timely one," Mr Flannery said following the announcement. "I will be trying to lead discussion on what climate scien...

10 Feb 2011

Flannery to head climate change commission

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change castaways consider move to Australia

...ia, for its climate and abundance of space, along with Sri Lanka and India, for their proximity and cultural similarities, are the three countries the President has identified as possible destinations...

7 Jan 2012

Climate change castaways consider move to Australia

News / Energy

Gov't withheld estimates showing electricity surplus to boost nuclear power: critics

...imate, said the initial estimate was biased. "The (released) estimate is based on the extreme presumption that was drawn from claims by utilities. The figures in the estimate led to politicians' remar...

23 Jan 2012

Gov't withheld estimates showing electricity surplus to boost nuclear power: critics

News / Energy

Nanopac sees transforming industry with new solar cells

...ility and moving its six-member research team to reside here for five years to continue developing its photovoltaic products. The whole exercise is estimated to cost RM100mil. Chief executive officer ...

20 Dec 2011

Nanopac sees transforming industry with new solar cells

News / Carbon & Climate

Japan says renewing Kyoto pledges is not enough

...imate goal is to start discussions and adopt as soon as possible, a comprehensive and legal document which establishes a fair and effective international framework," Horie said. Japan has said it will...

2 Dec 2011

Japan says renewing Kyoto pledges is not enough

News / Energy

Japan faces costly, unprecedented radiation cleanup

...ility in March, triggered by a huge earthquake and tsunami, released radioactive material into the air which mixed with rain and snow and covered dozens of towns as well as farmland and woods, mainly ...

25 Aug 2011

Japan faces costly, unprecedented radiation cleanup

News / Transport

Electric car trial charges ahead

...ic shocks and make the fires bigger. Last month in the United States, the National Fire Protection Association started a series of seminars countrywide for this reason. Scientists also highlighted ano...

25 Aug 2011

Electric car trial charges ahead

News / Carbon & Climate

Biofuels only major way to decarbonize road fuel: BP

...id. A BP joint venture, Vivergo, is currently building a bioethanol plant in Hull in eastern England which Mace said would be the biggest in Britain. Vivergo is a joint venture of BP, British Sugar an...

2 Mar 2011

Biofuels only major way to decarbonize road fuel: BP

News / Food & Agriculture

Fish ponds for Kitapol families

...iparian communities and the Fisheries Department. Ongkili said his ministry, through its biotechnology division, had been undertaking the breeding of rare native fish such as pelian in Sabah and empur...

7 Sep 2011

Fish ponds for Kitapol families

News / Food & Agriculture

Shop, eat, save the Earth

...ing organic and fair trade products, wearing eco-friendly clothes, becoming vegetarian and doing their bit for the environment in general, going by growing sales of such items and the rise in busin...

5 Feb 2012

Shop, eat, save the Earth

News / Energy

Victorian wave power project in murky water

...ian arm, Gilbert George, said initial delays occurred during lengthy discussion over the conditions and the contract for the grant. ''It is new technology and the federal government, I think quite rig...

21 Jan 2012

Victorian wave power project in murky water

News / Corporate Responsibility

Apple's EPEAT withdrawal raises recycling, disassembly concerns

...its website. Environmental organizations Greenpeace, Electronics Takeback Coalition and Basel Action Network also criticized the EPEAT decision-making process as being time-consuming and difficult, an...

11 Jul 2012

Apple's EPEAT withdrawal raises recycling, disassembly concerns

News / Carbon & Climate

NGOs: Residents should set off fewer fireworks

...id. "When they explode, they give off too much noise and pollution, especially in crowded cities such as Beijing." The Beijing administration of work safety said the city this year will have 1,429 fir...

21 Jan 2012

NGOs: Residents should set off fewer fireworks

Press Releases / International Green Awards

Winner of Best Green International Celebrity Award – Gisele Bündchen

...is accolade pertinently coincides with the UN’s International Year of the Forest as forestry protection is an issue of particular significance to Gisele. The award carries with it the responsibility t...

1 Dec 2011

Winner of Best Green International Celebrity Award – Gisele Bündchen

News / Energy

Solar power shut down in far north SA

...ands this year and it is disappointing the sun farm is not in use. "Given that we've spent millions and millions of dollars on this solar energy farm, I just think that a little more follow through we...

25 Jul 2011

Solar power shut down in far north SA

News / Transport

Sumitomo may expand sodium-ion battery sales to carmakers

...It aims to begin production of the batteries in 2015 and targets revenue of more than 1 trillion yen ($13 billion), Chief Executive Officer Masayoshi Matsumoto said at the time. Nishida this week said...

11 Nov 2011

Sumitomo may expand sodium-ion battery sales to carmakers

News / Policy & Finance

Canberra pays most for water consumed

...isdiction. Canberrans pay a minimum of $2.33 and maximum of $4.66 for each kilolitre of water they use, while their Sydney counterparts pay a fixed rate of $2.10. Darwin residents pay $1.29 per kiloli...

25 Aug 2011

Canberra pays most for water consumed

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

China and the Barbarians: Part 1

...ising carbon fee is in their interest, the question will become: can they find a sufficient number of "good barbarians" who will abandon greenwash and participate in effective policy? I will discuss a...

21 Dec 2010

China and the Barbarians: Part 1