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News / Policy & Finance

Half of Indonesia's oil palm plantations foreign-owned

...it had no sovereignty in the sector. He said the crisis in food sovereignty adds to various policies issued before such as conversion of land for industrial and mining development causing three millio...

13 May 2011

Half of Indonesia's oil palm plantations foreign-owned

News / Manufacturing

Protests as nuke panel meets reps

...International Trade and Industry Ministry. Varjoranta said the mission was technical in nature and their work would focus on gathering information and receiving submissions from interested parties and...

31 May 2011

Protests as nuke panel meets reps

News / Water

Australia and China launch joint laboratory on nanoscience

...iance of Chinese universities. “I welcome the signing of this important agreement that will create further linkages and opportunities for Australian universities to engage with the rapidly expanding C...

4 Nov 2010

Australia and China launch joint laboratory on nanoscience

News / Water

Laos hydropower a 'battery' for power-hungry region

...iving without electricity is, understandably, becoming increasingly unacceptable for people in this region. Providing it in a way that is sensitive to the environment and vulnerable communities is lik...

10 Dec 2010

Laos hydropower a 'battery' for power-hungry region

Press Releases / I P Management Pte Ltd

New invention on ocean power energy converter

...ive wheel continuously in the clockwise direction while the rake teeth on the left hand rack slip on the pins of the drive wheel. This device is double acting; translation of the racks in both directi...

11 May 2011

New invention on ocean power energy converter

News / Manufacturing

Pollution part of the cost: banker

...ich this debate is being conducted is from a false premise. It isn't a great big new tax on industry, it is the elimination of a subsidy for big emitting industries.'' Mr Lewis said if ''sensible regu...

2 Apr 2011

Pollution part of the cost: banker

News / Green Buildings

‘Green and design’ industries promising in Sabah

...ies and Malaysian multinational companies,” he said. Design competitions will also provide opportunities for community and industry consultation and for architects in Sabah to share their visions on w...

22 Apr 2011

‘Green and design’ industries promising in Sabah

News / Green Buildings

In Bali, bamboo is the bricks and mortar

...and is now designing buildings for a “green village” being built by the developer Ibuku International about an hour’s drive from the Indonesian island’s beaches. With Effan Adhiwira, a 28-year-old ...

10 Mar 2011

In Bali, bamboo is the bricks and mortar

Press Releases / I P Management Pte Ltd

New invention on wind power energy converter

...ies. Fundamental Mechanical Action The moving and fixed devices are operable to convert kinetic energy of both ocean/sea and wind currents into electricity. Each device is made up of a pair of movable...

10 May 2011

New invention on wind power energy converter

News / Energy

Europe's climate chief scolds and praises China

...I really strongly believe that it's very foolish if one mistakes the way they (China) are slow around the negotiating table with what is happening in reality in China," she said. Three Chinese wind tu...

14 Sep 2010

Europe's climate chief scolds and praises China

News / Water

$400 million fund to clean up NZ water

...illion of funding has been identified for cleaning up waterways and $35 million set aside over five years to support irrigation infrastructure. Land and Water chairman Alistair Bisley said it was a "v...

9 May 2011

$400 million fund to clean up NZ water

News / Transport

Electric current models lead the charge at car show

...il) and the Mitsubishi i-MiEV, which goes on sale in mid-August for $48,800. And then there is a home-grown electric car, the EDay Life E15 - Australian designed and engineered, Chinese built - which ...

2 Jul 2011

Electric current models lead the charge at car show

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News / Cities

Liveable Cities Series: Asian eco-cities rise to climate crisis

...in Asia, home to many developing countries including economic giants India and China. By 2030, one billion people out of an estimated population of 1.4 billion in Chinawill live in its cities. Of thes...

15 Dec 2011

Liveable Cities Series: Asian eco-cities rise to climate crisis

News / Energy

Fukushima gives renewable energy a chance

...ima accident is threatening massive radiation contamination has led to rising opposition in Japan to nuclear power. Its operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company, is struggling with huge compensation pay...

21 Aug 2011

Fukushima gives renewable energy a chance

News / Water

WA govt keen to trial recycled water

...intensive treatment removing bacteria and chemicals and mixed with existing groundwater, it won't be used for drinking supplies until the trial is finished and the government gives the go ahead for a ...

27 May 2011

WA govt keen to trial recycled water

News / Carbon & Climate

Future holds more extreme weather

...isaster risks and costs, including better preparedness, sustainable land and water management, better public health monitoring and building improvements. University of Victoria climate scientist Andre...

2 Nov 2011

Future holds more extreme weather

News / Carbon & Climate

Initiatives to promote renewable energy

...id. The country now relies heavily on fossil fuels and is starting to promote renewable energy aggressively. In the first nine months of this year, 54.3% of electricity generated in Peninsular Malaysi...

15 Oct 2010

Initiatives to promote renewable energy

News / Energy

Japan begins energy debate as nuclear forces fight back

...igh percentage is bound to fall if the public actually begins considering the fact that going without atomic power means higher bills," said Hidetoshi Shioda, a senior analyst at SMBC Nikko Securities...

3 Oct 2011

Japan begins energy debate as nuclear forces fight back

News / Policy & Finance

Australia's solar credits scheme to be slashed again

...ical 1.5 kilowatt (kW) solar panel system, before taking into account ongoing electricity cost savings and any State or territory based feed-in tariff incentives." While a degree of support will remai...

5 May 2011

Australia's solar credits scheme to be slashed again

News / Water

Private, public sector not moving fast enough on water crisis

...ing rain storms, more frequent and severe draughts, increasing water pollution, deteriorating irrigation systems and land use effects, such as soil erosion and soil degradation. Regarding these additi...

2 Sep 2011

Private, public sector not moving fast enough on water crisis