Environment
EPA fails to nail shale in flawed report
19 Dec 2011
Bioboost for biomass-based energy
17 Dec 2011
Brazil sues Chevron, Transocean for $10.7 bn over oil spill
15 Dec 2011
The civil suit filed yesterday by Brazil's federal prosecutor in Rio de Janeiro also seeks to suspend the companies from operating in the country
Samsung ACs top BEE Star label appliance award
14 Dec 2011
Canada pulls out of Kyoto Protocol
13 Dec 2011
Brazil senate passes controversial forestry bill
07 Dec 2011
Fresh Fukushima leak may contaminate ocean
05 Dec 2011
Large quantities of highly radioactive water from Japan’s Fukushima nuclear power plant, have leaked through a crack in the wall of a treatment facility to the Pacific Ocean
Cars will be power plants of the future
03 Dec 2011
UK green home energy efficiency programme to create £14 billion in private sector investment
25 Nov 2011
Google to abadon cheap energy among seven projects
23 Nov 2011
Google is giving up on seven projects, including its ambitious initiative to make renewable energy cheaper than coal and Wikipedia-like online encyclopedia service to keep the focus limited to only a few efforts
IFC, Tata Capital form Tata Cleantech Capital
21 Nov 2011
Scientists tackle the carbon conundrum
19 Nov 2011
India Economic Summit: Body for environment, infrastructure projects mooted
14 Nov 2011
An independent panel to advise on matters regarding environment and infrastructure development would help ease policy constraints, chief ministers of three states said.
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