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Really Batman, jet-fueled cars in 2009? That’s not eco-friendly. But don’t worry, there’s an alternative to your old, wasteful ways. Because not only does the Sanyo Eneloop carbon fibre electric bike come in black—it only comes in black.
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Newly launched in Australia, the Carbon Reduction Label scheme will provide shoppers with a new tool to help make environment-conscious choices from 2010.
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CANBERRA, July 2 (Reuters) – The passage of landmark climate legislation through the U.S. House of Representatives, and a series of bad polls for Australia’s opposition, have raised hopes Australia might pass its carbon trade plans through parliament.
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Meanwhile, here in Australia, while the federal budget deficit looms as a growing threat the structural health of the economy, there are actual positive economic stories going on, mostly in the energy and resource markets.
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World Vision, Australia’s largest aid agency, hopes to secure millions of dollars in donations from the international carbon trade market, estimated to be worth $US120 billion ($158.5 billion). It estimates it could raise $8million by delivering environmental development projects in Africa and Asia.
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Australian farmers are still no closer to understanding the full impacts of the Government’s proposed Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme on the agriculture sector following the release of the Treasury modelling, according to the National Farmers’ Federation.
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The convenor of a national carbon trading conference says delegates are concerned about the impact the global economic downturn could have on the growing sector.
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NEW YORK, Oct 28, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Alcoa announced today that its Kwinana alumina refinery in Australia was recognized for excellence in the Australian mining industry when it was named ‘Minerals Processing Plant of the Year’ at the annual Australian Mining Prospect Awards sponsored by Australian Mining, Australia’s premier mining news website.
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