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News / Energy

Greenpeace wants Facebook center off coal fuel

..., said spokesman Barry Schnitt. The high desert climate of Prineville, Ore., is dry and cools down at night, which Schnitt said has allowed Facebook's data center to operate without energy-hungry "chi...

2 Sep 2010

Greenpeace wants Facebook center off coal fuel

News / Policy & Finance

$30m payout as Green Start stops

..., and which itself carried out 90,000 assessments, yesterday threatened to sue for compensation. Tim Ryerson, the company's executive general manager, said: "At the moment I've got 250 assessors worki...

22 Dec 2010

$30m payout as Green Start stops

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

China and the Barbarians: Part 1

..., and, if they continue on their current growth path, China will become the principal cause of climate change within the next few decades. Also, as shown by Figure 2, the task of getting global CO2 em...

21 Dec 2010

China and the Barbarians: Part 1

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Tree huggers and loggers of the world, unite

..., they will result in superficial gestures of change, and at worst, the companies could clam up, dig in their heels and get on with business as usual. Seeing as of the world's 100 largest economies, 4...

31 Oct 2010

Tree huggers and loggers of the world, unite

News / Policy & Finance

Kyoto risks collapse; U.N. urges government action

...climate talks in Petersberg, Germany, he said the fate of Kyoto beyond a first period ending on December 31, 2012, was "on everybody's mind but, unfortunately, on no one's lips." Kyoto binds almost 40...

4 May 2010

Kyoto risks collapse; U.N. urges government action

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

COP 15 - Review and analysis

..., it would include strong positives for the 100 or so developing nations that have done least to cause climate change and are most at risk – the Least Developed Countries, Small Island Developing Stat...

22 Jan 2010

COP 15 - Review and analysis

News / Green Buildings

Myth busting Tony Arnel: what the World GBC chair told G’Day USA

..., the study suggested buildings above three storeys began to use more energy due to the need for lighting in common areas, lifts, security and the lifestyle of residents,” The Australian Financial Rev...

28 Jan 2011

Myth busting Tony Arnel: what the World GBC chair told G’Day USA

News / Energy

The question: should nuclear energy power our future?

..., but some countries get far more. France, for instance, sources 80 per cent of its electricity from nuclear fission, and South Korea gets 45 per cent. The US has more than 100 nuclear plants, supplyi...

29 Nov 2010

The question: should nuclear energy power our future?

News / Policy & Finance

Climate talks echo 50-Year Bretton Woods process, arms accords

...Climate Change, which coordinates annual conferences including last year’s Copenhagen summit and this year’s round in Cancun. Now with 194 members, the body agreed in Kyoto, Japan, in 1997 to limit CO...

22 Nov 2010

Climate talks echo 50-Year Bretton Woods process, arms accords

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Creating eco-technology possibilities for the future

..., FMI, GP Battery, H2H Group, Lenovo Singapore, McCoy Consumers, Symantec, and so on. Eugene Liew, Country Manager, Home & Small-Medium Business, Lenovo Singapore, shares, ”Consumers are becoming ...

13 Oct 2010

Creating eco-technology possibilities for the future

News / Policy & Finance

China-led bloc to consider Kyoto climate pact future

..., South Africa, India and China - the so-called BASIC nations - will look at ways to bridge a trust deficit with rich nations, according to its agenda, a copy of which was obtained by Reuters. "How lo...

22 Apr 2010

China-led bloc to consider Kyoto climate pact future

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The last word: Will India be the next big green growth market?

..., excluding large hydroelectric power plants, a goal that could pave the way for overseas investment. In 2009 India's installed renewable energy capacity, excluding large hydroelectric power plants, w...

4 Oct 2010

The last word: Will India be the next big green growth market?

News / Energy

East Asia needs US$1.6tr additional energy financing

..., the report estimates. Globally, only US$15 billion is spent on energy R&D, compared to US$300 billion in fuel subsidies, said Dr Wang. Such subsidies by governments in China, Indonesia, Vietnam,...

19 Apr 2010

East Asia needs US$1.6tr additional energy financing

News / Food & Agriculture

Adapting to climate change to cost US$75-100 billion a year

...Climate Change (EACC) study, funded by the governments of the Netherlands, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, is the most in-depth analysis of the economics of adaptation to climate change to?date a...

30 Sep 2009

Adapting to climate change to cost US$75-100 billion a year

Press Releases / Eco-Business

The Climate Group and the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation host Electric Vehicle (EV) leadership summit at Shanghai’s World EXPO 2010

..., I hope, by electricity coming from wind, sun or water.” Changhua Wu, Greater China Director of The Climate Group said: "Climate change presents challenges and opportunities for every nation. It is o...

4 May 2010

The Climate Group and the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation host Electric Vehicle (EV) leadership summit at Shanghai’s World EXPO 2010

News / Policy & Finance

Climate Goal gets China and India support

...Climate Change, the body responsible for international climate negotiations, stating its intent to join the Copenhagen Accord. China’s chief climate change negotiator, Su Wei, submitted a single-sente...

10 Mar 2010

Climate Goal gets China and India support

News / Carbon & Climate

Journalists should not forget climate change, say experts

..., and somebody who says, no, it's round. And the reporter's job there is not just to hold the microphone and say, 'OK, A says it's flat, the other one says it's round,'" she said. "It is sometimes als...

21 Jun 2010

Journalists should not forget climate change, say experts

News / Carbon & Climate

New deal unlikely this year: De Boer

...climate action plans. "I think, in that sense, there is both political and substantive commitment within the context of the Copenhagen Accord," he said prior to the closing of the UN environment confe...

27 Feb 2010

New deal unlikely this year: De Boer

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Most important implication of Copenhagen for business is risk management, says Insead professor Paul Kleindorfer

..., China, India, South Africa and the United States managed, in direct negotiations, to agree on a few principles, as recorded in the so-called 'Copenhagen Accord', which was finalised in the waning fi...

2 Feb 2010

Most important implication of Copenhagen for business is risk management, says Insead professor Paul Kleindorfer

News / Carbon & Climate

India to combat climate change without waiting for funds

..., Canada, Papua New Guinea and the Maldives have told the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change that they support the Copenhagen Accord, John Hay, the spokesman of the UN agency, said ...

8 Jan 2010

India to combat climate change without waiting for funds