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News / Policy & Finance

Reciprocate green energy subsidies

...ies from receiving government help in China. 'The United State recognises the right of China to give subsidies just as we use subsidies... but in the United States, we make a point of including all in...

15 Nov 2010

Reciprocate green energy subsidies

News / Policy & Finance

China's latest rare earth move disappoints EU, U.S.

...isfied. "This is highly disappointing and the EU continues to encourage the Chinese authorities to revisit their export restrictions policy to ensure there is full, fair, predictable and nondiscrimina...

14 Jul 2011

China's latest rare earth move disappoints EU, U.S.

News / Carbon & Climate

Modern planning protocols can save communities says PIA

...in. Mr Savery said all agencies, including volunteer organisations involved in the management of this crisis were putting in “a magnificent effort.” The Institute was already moving to establish a vol...

14 Jan 2011

Modern planning protocols can save communities says PIA

News / Corporate Responsibility

Asian companies should embrace public scrutiny, say sustainability experts

...ivil societies and professional institutions. Simon Lord, director of sustainability for New Britain Palm Oil (NBPO), said that the process of producing sustainability reports is beneficial for busine...

25 Mar 2011

Asian companies should embrace public scrutiny, say sustainability experts

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Low-carbon investing: prospects for private equity in Indonesia

...in 2011 The list goes on… In these uncertain economic times, Indonesia is being considered in a new light by the world’s investment community. In parallel, and since the global financial crisis (the ...

12 Dec 2011

Low-carbon investing: prospects for private equity in Indonesia

News / Carbon & Climate

Carbon capture projects up in 2010, despite costs

...ite cancellations including in the Netherlands and Finland. CCS aims to capture planet-warming carbon dioxide in fossil fuels, such as from coal-fired power plants or cement factories, and bury it in ...

9 Mar 2011

Carbon capture projects up in 2010, despite costs

News / Energy

Danish bio-ethanol factory start operations soon

...istiansen said. Novozymes is the biggest investor among Danish companies in China, with combined funds at $400 million in the nation. It has a global enzymes production base in Tianjin and China's fir...

1 Oct 2011

Danish bio-ethanol factory start operations soon

News / Energy

Chinese renewable energy firms have their eye on Japan

...ind-Smile will install a 30 megawatt facility from its Chinese partner near Ishikari, Hokkaido, and expand the combined output of its wind power generation facilities nationwide to 200 megawatts withi...

12 Jul 2011

Chinese renewable energy firms have their eye on Japan

News / Water

Government to implement water program in waterless communities

...ion II; 10 in Region III; 18 in Region IV-A; 10 in Region IV-B; 28 in Region V; 74 in Region VI; 36 in Region VII; 22 in Region VIII; 34 in Region IX; 28 in Region X; 14 in Region XI; 19 in Region XII...

23 Dec 2010

Government to implement water program in waterless communities

News / Energy

Rumbling from turbines puts wind up sleep-deprived locals

...ide. "The main symptoms are chronic sleep deprivation, night terrors, people waking up in the night in a panic for no reason and bed-wetting," Dr Laurie said. "We think what is happening is that peopl...

17 Feb 2011

Rumbling from turbines puts wind up sleep-deprived locals

News / Energy

Renewable energy largely untapped - report

...ing the right policy in place. Ramon Pichs, who co-chaired the IPCC group tasked with producing the 1000-page report, says "it is not the availability of the resource but the public policies that will...

11 May 2011

Renewable energy largely untapped - report

News / Waste

Tasmania set to ban plastic shopping bags

...and we all should hold out heads up high in this place about the outcome and the contributions on this debate today," she said. "We have and we are doing the right thing. "Every single time we don't r...

11 Nov 2010

Tasmania set to ban plastic shopping bags

News / Policy & Finance

Singapore: Incentives to promote recycling

...ints by recycling more. One possibility is that the points can then be used, for example, to redeem groceries at participating stores. Details of this plan are still being finalised. The incentive s...

5 Mar 2011

Singapore: Incentives to promote recycling

Inst Water Policy Prof Kallidaikurichi SIWW 2011

News / Water

Strong policy, corporate approach key to solving Asia's water problems

...icked off the inaugural Southeast Asia Water Ministers Forum, an international gathering of water ministers and experts at the Pan Pacific Hotel. Professor Kallidaikurichi said all cities can achieve ...

8 Jul 2011

Strong policy, corporate approach key to solving Asia's water problems

News / Water

It's official: Perth is full of wasters

...ing washing machines and dishwashers when full, reducing irrigation times, mulching the garden, showering for a minute less and changing to a water-efficient shower head. Mr Jarvis says it is importan...

1 Sep 2011

It's official: Perth is full of wasters

News / Policy & Finance

Rudd defends record on climate change

...ile, too, Mr Hunt said. "It appears that under the slightest pressure the prime minister is looking increasingly out of control," he told AAP. "He is making wildly erratic decisions and morphing into ...

13 May 2010

Rudd defends record on climate change

News / Policy & Finance

China set to cap energy use in national low-carbon plan

...irmed. But formal recognition is likely to be given to six pilot low-carbon zones in the provinces of Guangdong and Hubei and the cities of Tianjin, Beijing, Chongqing and Shanghai. Government officia...

4 Aug 2011

China set to cap energy use in national low-carbon plan

News / Green Buildings

Improved buildings could make a big dent in climate change

...and carbon emissions over their entire life cycle of construction, use and eventual demolition. The report is one of two issued this month by the MIT Concrete Sustainability Hub, a multidisciplinary r...

31 Aug 2011

Improved buildings could make a big dent in climate change

News / Carbon & Climate

Global climate deal impossible in 2010: U.N.

...international legal definition." De Boer said many scientists were advocating a halving of world greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. "Even in my wildest dreams I don't think that Cancun in detail is goi...

11 Apr 2010

Global climate deal impossible in 2010: U.N.

News / Transport

Electric car firm pulls plug on Singapore

...ich is granting 2.61million yen (S$40,000) in cash rebate for each Tesla buyer; Hong Kong and Malaysia, where electric vehicles are tax exempt; and various cities in Europe and America, which have sim...

12 Feb 2011

Electric car firm pulls plug on Singapore