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Opinion / Energy

Renewing renewables (part 2 of 2): The path for change

...ingle turbine contains kilometres of copper wires for which mining and production is a highly polluting and energy-intensive process. From a life cycle point of view, wind turbines actually emit signi...

9 Jun 2011

Renewing renewables (part 2 of 2): The path for change

News / Transport

BMW betting on electric lounge car with hemp floor to hold off VW’s Audi

...in Goetz said. Audi will test about 20 electric-drive A1 compacts in Munich later this year and is preparing for a similar project with the A3 in Shanghai. Audi aims to roll out its first serial produ...

29 Jul 2011

BMW betting on electric lounge car with hemp floor to hold off VW’s Audi

Press Releases / The Travel Word

The Best Local Travel Pictures of the Year 2011 by TheTravelWord.Com

...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...

9 Jan 2012

The Best Local Travel Pictures of the Year 2011 by TheTravelWord.Com

News / Policy & Finance

Food policies ensure food security

...icy. Further procrastination will automatically make Malaysia less competitive and place the country in a vulnerable position. "Point in case, China has made a very positive decision in agriculture an...

28 Oct 2010

Food policies ensure food security

News / Carbon & Climate

Senior diplomat says China continues to strive for renewal of Kyoto Protocol

...independent mitigation actions based on their domestic situations and abilities, Li said. "The architecture well reflects the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities, and China will sp...

9 Jun 2011

Senior diplomat says China continues to strive for renewal of Kyoto Protocol

News / Waste

Temporary mountains of debris spring up around city

...isbane's Rochedale Landfill since Friday, the beginning of a clean-up that waste management companies predict will take months. Brisbane City Council is using all of its resources for the co-ordinatio...

18 Jan 2011

Temporary mountains of debris spring up around city

News / Waste

UN close to ban on West's toxic waste exports

...and often end up in landfills in developing countries. Up to 1.2 million second-hand televisions, refrigerators, washing machines and air conditioners were estimated to have entered the Philippines be...

23 Oct 2011

UN close to ban on West's toxic waste exports

News / Energy

China ‘winning the green economy race,’ UN climate chief says

...igueres said. ‘‘China is showing this.’’ Chinese officials including lead climate negotiator Su Wei have said the country will push energy efficiency in its next five-year plan to be detailed this yea...

28 Jan 2011

China ‘winning the green economy race,’ UN climate chief says

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Opinion / Policy & Finance

Predictions for cleantech in 2012

...isis three years ago, when sharply rising food prices in 2006 and 2007, because of rising oil prices, led to panics and stockpiling in early 2008? Brazil and India stopped exporting rice. Riots bro...

18 Jan 2012

Predictions for cleantech in 2012

News / Food & Agriculture

New policy needed to secure agricultural lands: President

...intervention, enacting special fiscal policies, beefing up stockpiles, increasing productivity and avoiding food hoarding. He also said that the government would maintain a good cooperation with the m...

6 Jan 2011

New policy needed to secure agricultural lands: President

News / Waste

Converting food waste is not a rubbish idea

...il. It also is called gutter oil, digouyou, because sometimes restaurants discard their used oil into the streets and sewers, and that oil too is reclaimed and sold. Its use in cooking is illegal, and...

30 Jan 2012

Converting food waste is not a rubbish idea

News / Carbon & Climate

Industry fears doubled carbon price

...ions in the The Weekend Australian that Julia Gillard intended to ignore their demands to wind back the compensation for the electricity and mining industries when she introduces an interim carbon tax...

14 Feb 2011

Industry fears doubled carbon price

News / Policy & Finance

No China rare earth embargo to U.S. and EU: Molycorp CEO

...in high for some time as demand grows and supplies remain tight. "That is a recipe for a long-term sustainable high pricing," he said. Molycorp plans to fund its $511 million expansion project in Cali...

26 Oct 2010

No China rare earth embargo to U.S. and EU: Molycorp CEO

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Japan - The rising sun for carbon markets: part I

...and one of its most beautiful cities gave its name to the UN’s Kyoto Protocol. Despite extraordinarily difficult economic and political circumstances, Japan is quietly forging ahead with initiativ...

20 Oct 2011

Japan - The rising sun for carbon markets: part I

News / Policy & Finance

Carbon deal still long way off: Greens

...ied Senator Fielding's "double flip" on the issue of climate change and accused him of being complicit in "Julia Gillard's lie to the Australian people". "On this issue ... Steve Fielding is not the f...

22 Jun 2011

Carbon deal still long way off: Greens

News / Cities

The green leap forward

...it's investing heavily in both dirty coal and clean energy and, increasingly, in energy efficiency. The operation of buildings in China -- which includes heating, air-conditioning, and electricity -- ...

6 Jul 2011

The green leap forward

News / Energy

OPIC to help spearhead US investment in Vietnam

...ican investors in Vietnam will have more financing options when joining local partners. Lawrence Spinelli, director of Foreign Affair of Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), said Vietnam...

6 Mar 2011

OPIC to help spearhead US investment in Vietnam

News / Policy & Finance

Airline profit fears as trade fight looms with Europe

...instability in the Arab world and a rise in oil prices. IATA most recently predicted an industry-wide profit of $8.6 billion in 2011 after a $16 billion surplus in 2010 -- a year in which the economy ...

5 Jun 2011

Airline profit fears as trade fight looms with Europe

News / Policy & Finance

Water, CO2 the priorities for China's 5-year plan

...and aluminum, encourage non-fossil fuels, cut nitrogen oxide emissions and improve water and air quality. Business as usual? Enforcing new restrictions and targets, especially for CO2 emissions, will ...

3 Mar 2011

Water, CO2 the priorities for China's 5-year plan

News / Policy & Finance

Nuclear plant in Malaysia: Public must approve nuclear power plant

...id. Asked about the possibility of an increase in electricity tariffs in the coming months, Che Khalib said: “If there is no revision in gas prices, TNB will not revise the electricity price.” He said...

23 Sep 2010

Nuclear plant in Malaysia: Public must approve nuclear power plant