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Boral chair joins chorus for carbon tax

...id emissions-intensive industries that were competing globally would "have to be recognised, otherwise we will just be exporting jobs and industries". Telstra chairman Catherine Livingstone said a car...

7 Oct 2010

Boral chair joins chorus for carbon tax

News / Carbon & Climate

Feedback portal launched to help draft Singapore's climate change strategy

...iving her views. 'I think we need more incentives to drive greener transportation, such as taking buses or switching to electric vehicles,' she said. DPM Teo, who is also Coordinating Minister for Nat...

8 Sep 2011

Feedback portal launched to help draft Singapore's climate change strategy

News / Manufacturing

Mexican energy and electronics industries seek Chinese capital

...and the electronic and vehicle industries, Guzman said Mexico is very open to participation in the mining industry. "In Mexico, about 60 percent of the mineral production is from Mexican companies and...

2 Aug 2011

Mexican energy and electronics industries seek Chinese capital

News / Cities

New housing guidelines developed for Tianjin Eco-city

...inisterial Committee on the Tianjin Eco-city Project. Mr Mah said this would strengthen and coordinate efforts among various ministries. He said: "I think it is important to renew the signal of commit...

25 Jan 2011

New housing guidelines developed for Tianjin Eco-city

Press Releases / The Travel Word

Green Path Transfers Speeds Past 100

...icles, profiles, opinion pieces and news, our local voices aim to inform travellers about unique and ethical ways to experience a destination, travel responsibly and help sustain the distinctive quali...

12 Oct 2011

Green Path Transfers Speeds Past 100

News / Policy & Finance

United Nations CO2 scheme to take backseat in climate-aid drive

...id. Karmali cited as examples India's energy efficiency trading system, South Africa's subsidy scheme for renewable energy and China's seven pilot emissions trading programmes. China and India account...

29 Nov 2011

United Nations CO2 scheme to take backseat in climate-aid drive

News / Policy & Finance

Can carbon for the price of a pizza save the planet?

...and building minister Martin Lidegaard acknowledged concern. "Carbon prices are low because there is a crisis. This is a serious problem that threatens stability for investors," Lidegaard said, adding...

28 Nov 2011

Can carbon for the price of a pizza save the planet?

Press Releases / CSP Today

Incentives, imports and storage – the implications for CPV

...iability, working closer with the utilities and end-users, understanding the perceptions surrounding CPV and commercializing the scientific potential to financial gain. To read the full interviews wit...

6 Sep 2011

Incentives, imports and storage – the implications for CPV

News / Policy & Finance

Profits on carbon credit drive output of a harmful gas

...irresistibly low, discouraging air-conditioning companies from switching to less-damaging alternative gases. That means, critics say, that United Nations subsidies intended to improve the environment ...

8 Aug 2012

Profits on carbon credit drive output of a harmful gas

News / Water

Questions remain over safety of bottled water

...istics released by the China National Health Association drinking healthy committee indicate the annual nationwide output is about 15 million; demand exceeds 20 million. Li said it is no secret in the...

16 Aug 2011

Questions remain over safety of bottled water

Press Releases / REHDA Kuala Lumpur

Mayor of Kaohsiung, Taiwan to share on the tranformation of Kaohsiung from industrial backwater to a tourist city

...iung City, Taiwan. Kaohsiung is the second largest city in Taiwan with a population of 2.9 million people. It is a hub for manufacturing, refining, shipbuilding and other light and heavy industries. ...

16 Aug 2011

Mayor of Kaohsiung, Taiwan to share on the tranformation of Kaohsiung from industrial backwater to a tourist city

News / Policy & Finance

US senators raise Mekong dams

...ion’s stability “at risk”. He welcomed the decision in April by the Mekong River Commission – a regional body that includes Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam – to delay an endorsement of Laos’ prop...

11 Jul 2011

US senators raise Mekong dams

News / Carbon & Climate

Tweaking the climate to save it: Who decides?

...and into the sea, by shifting India's life-giving monsoon, by killing off marine life. If climate engineering research isn't done now, climatologists say, the world will face grim choices in an emerge...

3 Apr 2011

Tweaking the climate to save it: Who decides?

News / Policy & Finance

France says world needs tougher nuclear safety measures

...ie Kosciusko-Morizet, said it was unbelievable that safety inspections for nuclear military sites were still much more stringent than civil nuclear power. "I don't disagree that non-proliferation is a...

22 Sep 2011

France says world needs tougher nuclear safety measures

News / Transport

Car emissions ratings flawed, say researchers

...is flawed and irrelevant in Australia, according to university research. Rocco Zito from the University of South Australia thinks lab testing methods fail to reflect actual driving conditions. He sa...

13 Apr 2011

Car emissions ratings flawed, say researchers

News / Energy

Wave power could roll in to South Australia's west

...ill turn the waves kinetic energy into mechanical energy, with a potential 250 kilowatts of power available. Managing director Christian Gerlach says this is the way of the future. "I think it's a ver...

23 Nov 2010

Wave power could roll in to South Australia's west

News / Energy

Japan watchdog tried to plant views at nuclear forum: utility

...ilities -- Tokyo Electric, Tohoku Electric, Hokkaido Electric, Shikoku Electric and Chugoku Electric -- reported Friday their investigations turned up no evidence of their having tried to plant opinio...

29 Jul 2011

Japan watchdog tried to plant views at nuclear forum: utility

Press Releases / CSP Today

Supercritical-CO2 could hold the secrets for CSP

...intain optimum operational pressures and also offers a relatively limited storage capacity when compared to oil and salt. To obviate these limitations Ma examined the possibility of deploying supercri...

16 Aug 2011

Supercritical-CO2 could hold the secrets for CSP

News / Energy

Analysis: Japan crisis fuels fears over Europe's nuclear revival

...I think it will make a lot of governments, authorities and other planners think twice about planning power stations in seismic areas,” said Jan Haverkamp, European Union policy campaigner for envir...

13 Mar 2011

Analysis: Japan crisis fuels fears over Europe's nuclear revival

News / Policy & Finance

Science not politics must drive Durban climate talks

...iving on for the last 150 years?," Pachauri said of India. Pachauri is an Indian scientist who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007 with former U.S. Vice President Al Gore. He has since become a ...

23 Nov 2011

Science not politics must drive Durban climate talks

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