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Environment key to progress in China
An official with the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) yesterday refuted suggestions in Wednesday's Financial Times that China was to abandon the plan to link gross domestic product (GDP) with the environmental situati...
Fears for environment as China plans 48 new airports
China plans to build 48 new airports over the next five years in an aviation spending splurge that will delight architects and plane makers but heighten concerns among environmentalists.
Handbook of Climate Trends across Scotland
New information published today will help Scottish authorities better prepare for the impacts of climate change.
Commission reassures on carbon price crash
The EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) is "working as it's supposed to work" in responding to lower levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions than expected, according to a leading European Commission official. Peter Zapfel...
Australian Budget 'Fails Environment Say Greenpeace
GREENPEACE has slammed the AUSTRALIAN Budget as failing once again to make any mention of climate change. Greenpeace Australia campaigns manager Danny Kennedy said climate change was the most important environmental issu...
EEA: climate change policies reduce air pollution
Tackling climate change will improve Europe's air quality, cut premature deaths and could save 10 billion EUR annually in air pollution control costs by 2030, a new EEA report says.
Crashing carbon prices puts EU climate policy to the test
Reports that six EU countries had emitted far less CO2 than anticipated sent carbon prices plummeting last week. Attention now turns to the EU's next round of emission allocation plans due on 30 June.
Mass dolphin deaths off Zanzibar a mystery
Scientists probing the deaths of hundreds of dolphins that beached themselves on Tanzania's Zanzibar archipelago last week said Tuesday they had no idea yet what caused the phenomenon.
Sustainable Energy Manifesto Launched
'A Sustainable Energy Policy', outlines what priorities and specific policy actions should come out of…
The Future of Partnerships in Waste and Recycling – Workshop.
May 23rd 2006, Milton Keynes. The Integrated Waste Systems research groups at the Open University are holding a half-day (am) workshop on the role of partnerships for more sustainable resource, recycling and waste system...