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News / Water

Little action on many 'green' laws

...ing them too difficult to enforce, he said. Hien said authorities had not yet paid due attention to environmental protection while penalties for violators remained light. Similarly, environmental impa...

8 Nov 2011

Little action on many 'green' laws

News / Energy

Atom industry body urges cost-effective safety

...iation, said the industry had been struggling in the last decade to limit capital costs while building a new generation of reactors. "In this context, it is crucially important that regulatory actions...

21 Jun 2011

Atom industry body urges cost-effective safety

News / Water

S'pore has made excellent progress in water R&D: panel

...In addition, it is imperative to build talent and develop the skills set in marketing, product development and project management. The panel urged Singapore to look into understanding and exploiting t...

10 Jul 2011

S'pore has made excellent progress in water R&D: panel

News / Energy

Environmentalist welcomes end of green subsidies

...inable levels," he said. "I really think that's what the industry needs. There's too many people without any solar experience who want to make a quick buck, and that's ruining my industry." He said it...

2 Dec 2010

Environmentalist welcomes end of green subsidies

News / Manufacturing

Bio-Xcell gets funding for biotech ecosystem park

...ign direct investments, Islamic debts and shareholders’ equity. “This reflects a strong market acceptance and confidence in the project including its value propositions. This is the first dedicated bi...

19 Apr 2011

Bio-Xcell gets funding for biotech ecosystem park

News / Carbon & Climate

Air pollution engulfs China's Shanghai after expo

...ime. They are not realistically sustainable," said Mike Murphy, chief executive of clean technology firm IQAir China. "I don't believe that in the near term that the air pollution in Shanghai is going...

30 Nov 2010

Air pollution engulfs China's Shanghai after expo

News / Carbon & Climate

Global plans still not enough to save the world

...int, but a marathon. It is important to keep taking determined steps forward.'' The fine balance between success and failure was epitomised by the UN's ''emissions gap'' report, in which its chief sci...

9 Dec 2010

Global plans still not enough to save the world

News / Energy

Chinese solar firms face growth risk after U.S. petition

...iolates international trade rules. Beijing insists it has been fair in its dealings with its trade partners and adheres to its commitments with the World Trade Organization. "Since China's accession i...

20 Oct 2011

Chinese solar firms face growth risk after U.S. petition

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Five reasons we need Rio, by Lindsay Clinton

...iring all listed and large private companies to consider sustainability issues and to integrate sustainability information within the reporting cycle.” Unfortunately, the Summit co-chairs have sig...

11 May 2012

Five reasons we need Rio, by Lindsay Clinton

News / Energy

REC upbeat on solar market, shares rise

...investors, that prices are falling at a slightly slower rate than some had expected," said Evensen. "Mr. Enger is a very cautious man, so I think it's fair to believe him." Wednesday's stock price ris...

12 Jan 2011

REC upbeat on solar market, shares rise

News / Carbon & Climate

Indonesia: Rebel hero who has 'betrayed' the last of Aceh's orang-utans

...ing hardship to communities, which depend on the peatland system for drinking water, fish and medicinal plants. Villagers, who accuse the palm oil companies of taking their land, have filed a crimi...

31 Jan 2012

Indonesia: Rebel hero who has 'betrayed' the last of Aceh's orang-utans

News / Carbon & Climate

Geoengineering could save Earth, or destroy it

...iance on fossil fuels and reduce carbon emissions? Notions of manipulating the climate to impede global warming have been on the fringe of scientific discussion for some time, but is moving increasing...

4 Dec 2011

Geoengineering could save Earth, or destroy it

Opinion / Energy

Clean energy financing – getting the size right

...ines that companies installed to get tax incentives. Now, however, experienced companies in India and China are installing significant wind capacity on a scale that is viable for investors. In contras...

3 Nov 2011

Clean energy financing – getting the size right

News / Carbon & Climate

Castro calls for protecting environment

...ident Fidel Castro said he is worried about the deterioration of the environment but optimistic on "rational bases" , adding that there is a solution "if the people on the planet is sensitized." "I am...

23 Aug 2010

Castro calls for protecting environment

News / Energy

Japanese island’s activists resist nuclear industry’s allure

...illion, from the plant operator, according to local news media reports. But Iwaishima was not ready to give up. The islanders fielded antinuclear candidates for the city council. Iwaishima’s fishing c...

27 Aug 2011

Japanese island’s activists resist nuclear industry’s allure

News / Energy

BiotechCorp to draft biomass initiative with govt agencies

...id BiotechCorp and various parties, including Agensi Inovasi Malaysia and the Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Techology (MiGHT)/Global Science and Innovation Advisory Council, were curren...

29 Aug 2011

BiotechCorp to draft biomass initiative with govt agencies

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News / Cities

Pockets of solitude, places to retreat to in Green Corridor

...ibility of conserving the KTM railway and its green environs, termed the Green Corridor, is under serious consideration, said Minister of State for National Development, Brigadier-General (NS) Tan Chu...

16 Jun 2011

Pockets of solitude, places to retreat to in Green Corridor

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Thoughts on CSR as means to an end, by Joanne Lee

...ion? Will CSR boil down to just another publicity gimmick? I have chosen to look at it this way: If an organization communicates its CSR, then it better be doing it and be doing it well. I like to thi...

13 Oct 2010

Thoughts on CSR as means to an end, by Joanne Lee

News / Policy & Finance

Some green companies headed for landfill?

...id fluctuating corn and oil prices. "I'm just getting wind of some clean tech (restructuring needs)," Smith said, speaking to Reuters reporters and editors in New York. "In fact, I'm in pitch stage wi...

6 Oct 2010

Some green companies headed for landfill?

News / Carbon & Climate

Sceptic now agrees global warming is real

...ief criticisms by sceptics. One is that weather stations are unreliable; the other is that cities, which create heat islands, were skewing the temperature analysis. "The sceptics raised valid points a...

31 Oct 2011

Sceptic now agrees global warming is real