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A University of Guam student documentary, "Sway," has been accepted by the 6th International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability to be held in Ecuador in early January. The 30-minute documentary is the outcome of...
Tags: Ecuador, Guayaquil, Education, Sustainable development, Social sustainability, Entertainment Culture, Sustainability
So a few million wind turbines and solar plants shouldn't be a problem On the eve of the Copenhagen climate summit we seem to be poised between the possibility of new directions for the world, and meek capitulation to environmental upheaval. Dr Rajendra...
Tags: Dr Rajendra Pachauri, United Kingdom, London, Environment, Energy policy, Rajendra K. Pachauri, Ecological footprint, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Energy development, Sustainability, Low-carbon economy
Albert will discuss sustainable practices undertaken by the Principality of Monaco and address the need to draw global attention to protect the marine environment. The Prince is founder and chairman of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation , which...
Tags: The National Press Club, prince albert, Albert II, Los Angeles, Environment, Albert II Prince of Monaco, Outline of Monaco, Philatelists, House of Grimaldi, Albert, Monaco, Regents, Sustainability
If we want to play in the big league we must stop seeing ecological solutions as impositions, say Vikram Sood and Nandita Sood-Perret. T he world's leaders will be meeting in Copenhagen in a few days in what was to be a global effort to save the planet...
Tags: climate change, India, global warming, Brahmaputra, Copenhagen Protocol, Argentina, Buenos Aires, Environment, Scientific opinion on climate change, Carbon finance, Effects of global warming, Sustainability, Greenhouse gas
The Upper House is currently considering a series of 12 amendments from the Australian Greens which are aimed at ensuring permits for emitting carbon dioxide are auctioned rather than handed out free. Greens senator Christine Milne said this was a critical...
Tags: Senate, senator passed, Australia, Brisbane, Environment, Greenwashing, Australian Senate, Australian Greens, Emissions trading, Politics, Carbon finance, Westminster system, United States Senate, Sustainability
Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board member Warwick McKibbin, who will be taking part in a bank meeting on Tuesday to discuss domestic monetary policy, said historically low rates were creating a "big problem" for major economies whose currencies were...
Tags: Dr McKibbin, monetary policy, Copenhagen, purchasing power, Denmark, Financial crisis, Business Finance, Macroeconomics, Central bank, Warwick McKibbin, Sustainability
The Wellington Regional Chamber of Commerce is a strong promoter of the importance of sustainable business. “Smart business and environmental sustainability go hand in hand as more and more companies are discovering. “We hope that more companies follow...
Tags: New Zealand, Wellington, Business Finance, Sustainable development, Sustainability
Kevin Rudd's support for population growth and a "big Australia" is harder to understand than an episode of the enigmatic TV drama Lost, a federal Labor backbencher says. Victorian MP Kelvin Thomson argues Australia needs to stabilise its population at...
Tags: Australia, New Zealand, Auckland, Environment, Members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Sustainable Population Australia, Kelvin Thomson, Members of the Australian House of Representatives, Ecological footprint, Carbon footprint, Kevin Rudd, Sustainability
Sustainable Development, Livable Communities Act Senator Christopher Dodd: U.N...To give meaning to this grandiose definition, the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development adopted Agenda 21 , signed by 179 nations, including the United...
Tags: sustainability development, U.N., urban boundary, comprehensive plans, livable communities, million acres, senator christopher, New York City, Urban planning, Environmentalism, Sustainable community, Sustainable development, Christopher Dodd, Sustainability
But, whereas hope springs eternal in the minds of the oil men, Peak Oil came to Britain almost 10 years ago and many of the oil majors have come and gone. Production – largely from the North Sea rather than onshore – reached 4.5m barrels a day (b/d) in...
Tags: Britain, Oilexco North Sea, tax breaks, United Kingdom, Lincoln, Futurology, Peak oil, Petroleum, Business Finance, Petroleum politics, Oil well, Sustainability