Environment
Panasonic launches eco-friendly products
10 Sep 2009
Xerox's latest paper innovation
09 Sep 2009
Xerox's latest paper innovation
09 Sep 2009
Japanese oil refiner Showa Shell to invest $1.1 billion in solar cell plant
08 Sep 2009
The ¥100-billion solar cell facility is expected to boost Showa Shell's annual capacity 12-fold, taking it to 980 MW when it comes onstream in 2011
Virtually waterless washing machine heralds cleaning revolution
04 Sep 2009
Xeros Ltd, a University of Leeds spin-out, is commercialising a cleaning technology that needs less than 2 per cent of water and energy a conventional washing machine uses.
Global auto steel industry developing vehicle concept around next generation electrics, hybrids
03 Sep 2009
Great Barrier Reef's existence threatend by climate change, fishing: Study
02 Sep 2009
Climate change, pollution and fishing is killing one of the most diverse and remarkable ecosystems in the world
Pollution control a priority for new SIAM chief
28 Aug 2009
M&M showcases hydrogen-powered Hy-Alfa three-wheeler
26 Aug 2009
M&M today showcased its hydrogen-powered Alfa 3-wheeler vehicle, the Hy-Alfa, that runs on compressed hydrogen gas with zero emissions
Chevron’s $42-billion Gorgon LNG project cleared
26 Aug 2009
The Australian government has imposed environmental conditions, focussed on monitoring programmes on a number of species on the island.
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