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News / Policy & Finance

Debate over forest certification speaks of change, challenges

...its policies on plantations and certification criteria, it will continue to struggle with how it can limit the impact businesses and communities have on the forests. But one key to sustainability is e...

14 Jul 2011

Debate over forest certification speaks of change, challenges

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The Green White House

...itment, over and above what is already being done, to reducing emissions and saving money." I know some governments in Asia Pacific have made their efforts to green their operations. But I haven't hea...

20 Oct 2009

The Green White House

News / Corporate Responsibility

Singapore firms lag in green reporting

...ingapore companies but it appears that articulating CSR policies and activities still isn't common practice here. Singapore firms are seen lagging their regional peers in sustainability reporting....

27 May 2011

Singapore firms lag in green reporting

News / Policy & Finance

50 electric charging stations to come up this year

...id, adding that the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) will offer a course on maintenance and repair of electric vehicles once they become more widely used. Besides Mitsubishi's i-MiEV, which is a...

29 Jan 2010

50 electric charging stations to come up this year

News / Energy

Big California solar energy push moves forward

...is commission will permit," said Commissioner Jeffrey Byron. "This is exactly the kind of project that we like to see." California law requires the state's investor-owned utilities to get 20 percent o...

27 Aug 2010

Big California solar energy push moves forward

News / Transport

U.S. Navy inviting executives to play "shipping game"

...is spring, using data gathered during the gaming exercise. Investing in Arctic activities would be "really expensive" for industry initially, given the austere environment, but could also provide big ...

8 Dec 2010

U.S. Navy inviting executives to play "shipping game"

News / Energy

Solar product makers Go vertical while venture eyes 'holy grail'

...It paid $305 million for Recurrent Energy, which has contracts with Southern California Edison (EIX), the Ontario Power Authority and other utilities. It claims a project pipeline totaling 2 gigawatts...

9 Nov 2010

Solar product makers Go vertical while venture eyes 'holy grail'

News / Policy & Finance

Waiting on a promise to combat emissions

...ise is a promise,” Rachmat said. “That is on our agenda for preliminary meetings in anticipation of the upcoming Mexico Climate Talks. We plan to discuss it with countries involved [in producing the p...

17 Feb 2010

Waiting on a promise to combat emissions

News / Policy & Finance

Copenhagen brought change of climate in Sino-India ties: Ramesh

...id he would be visiting Beijing on May 7 and 8 to discuss with the Chinese leaders to take the cooperation further. A large Indian delegation comprising captains of Indian industry business and diplom...

11 Apr 2010

Copenhagen brought change of climate in Sino-India ties: Ramesh

News / Energy

Greens' Electoral gains spur hopes for Australian clean energy initiatives

...ional grid is also critical for the industry, Kallis said. Gillard has said Labor would set up a citizens’ group of 150 “ordinary Australians” to help decide on a policy to curb emissions and promises...

23 Aug 2010

Greens' Electoral gains spur hopes for Australian clean energy initiatives

News / Policy & Finance

From hot to rot for wonder crop

...ionwide. Indonesian scientists working in the biofuels industry immediately recognized the possibilities jatropha had in store for the archipelago. With 22 million hectares of unused, marginal and cri...

22 Feb 2010

From hot to rot for wonder crop

News / Policy & Finance

Yudhoyono in Oslo to receive $1b grant on carbon emissions

...and developing countries. Why Indonesia is given the opportunity to receive contributions from the international community, in this case developed countries, in financial sharing? Because they know In...

26 May 2010

Yudhoyono in Oslo to receive $1b grant on carbon emissions

News / Green Buildings

Is air conditioning necessary in well designed houses?

...ier Colin Barnett's infamous comment that air conditioning in Perth homes is unnecessary has been criticised in parliament and in the media. Of course, radio talkback lines ran hot and social media si...

2 Dec 2010

Is air conditioning necessary in well designed houses?

News / Carbon & Climate

China working toward green energy solutions

...ing researcher at China's National Development and Reform Commission Energy Research Institute, Hu Xiulian says the IEA's statistics are unreliable and biased. Hu says Chinese statistics prove China i...

3 Sep 2010

China working toward green energy solutions

News / Water

Singapore and Abu Dhabi explore collaboration in semi-conductors, water and wastewater management

...ity is a rising global concern and a significant long-term challenge for Abu Dhabi. With its rapidly expanding population and urbanisation, Abu Dhabi faces the possibility of its natural and brackish ...

20 Jan 2011

Singapore and Abu Dhabi explore collaboration in semi-conductors, water and wastewater management

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Reign of old king coal is not necessarily over

...ioxide and methane, and can contaminate water sources with acid runoff and heavy metals. In Indonesia’s coal-rich South Kalimantan, for instance, strip mining causes erosion and land degradation. So t...

22 Mar 2010

Reign of old king coal is not necessarily over

News / Transport

Major transport issues in year 2010

...icient dissemination of travel information." LTA says it will continue to conduct regular reviews of bus services and make improvements. Following the community consultations in 2010, LTA is reviewing...

24 Dec 2010

Major transport issues in year 2010

News / Energy

Power diversification in Singapore

...ions is in line with international trends, Mr Wong said. "Globally, countries are generally taking a diversified approach." Kicking off today is the third Singapore International Energy Week, which wi...

27 Oct 2010

Power diversification in Singapore

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

A new deal for Tasmanian forests?

...ion, recreation and pollination benefits in a multi-functional, landscape-scale approach. This philosophy is widely promoted internationally, but in Australia we seem to be stuck in a limited vision, ...

25 Oct 2010

A new deal for Tasmanian forests?

News / Policy & Finance

Renewable energy needs a push

...and for the remaining 16 landfill sites and it has also proposed to do the same for another 32 landfills. “With the additional 32 landfills and the existing 17 landfills, producing 100MW is not an iss...

26 Mar 2011

Renewable energy needs a push