A number of measures for the building of a low-carbon society in Vietnam were introduced by the Japan National Research Institute of Environment (JNRIE) at a seminar in Hanoi on April 18.
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Scotland’s Low Carbon Future
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Climate Change Minister Stewart Stevenson today published a major report – the draft Report on Proposals and Policies (RPP) – showing how Scotland is implementing climate change strategies and is poised to take advantage of the huge economic opportunities of a low carbon society.
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Telemark President Discusses Carbon Neutral Technologies Using Hampton Green Alliance Home’s Conversion to a High Performance Ultra-Green Home as Example
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BRIDGEHAMPTON, N.Y., Nov 16, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Telemark, Inc. president Frank Dalene, who was the visionary behind the formation of the Hamptons Green Alliance, an association of building and related-service professionals in the Hamptons who promote green building and maintenance practices, is sharing his unique perspective on moving toward a low carbon society as it relates to the building industry in two conferences — one in the US held earlier this month in New York and the second to be held in Norway at the end of the month
President Felipe Calderon Urged
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The topic of Green Growth has not had a large part in past G20 discussions. However, recently the Seoul G20 Summit has decided to look at the issues surrounding green growth more closely.
Energy minister unveils zero-carbon housing development
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Energy minister Chris Huhne has opened one of the UKs largest developments of zero-carbon homes.
Are we on track for a low carbon revolution?
Environmental pressure group WWF has spelled out what it believes is required if the UK is to meet its own carbon targets and lead the global low carbon revolution.
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Taiwan marks Earth Day with pledge to build low-carbon society
Taipei, April 22 (CNA) Premier Wu Den-yih announced the launch of a low-carbon homeland program Thursday as part of activities to mark the 40th anniversary of World Earth Day.
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