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Outsourcing the Carbon Accounting Chore

By : sustainabilityo..., Jan 5, 2010

Accounting for the amount of carbon a business emits is already a fact of life for some firms, and it could soon become business as usual for many more. Doing the carbon accounting work in-house could be a major obstacle for companies worldwide as they scramble to deal with...

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Railways cutting carbon footprint

By : sustainabilityo..., Dec 21, 2009

The Indian Railways is doing its bit for the environment. Betting big on clean technology, the Railways has come out with a project design document for registration under the clean development mechanism (CDM) monitored by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.

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Subject Tags: Business , Labor , Law , Technology

IPR for low-carbon economy: weighing the options

By : Anonymous, Dec 11, 2009

Irrespective of the outcome at the COP15, low-carbon technologies are going to proliferate. This is the first article of an IPR series that will explore the multiple dimensions around existing treaties, tech-transfer and climate-relevant-IPR.

Indian Prime...

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ABB Focus: Climate Change and . CEO Joseph Hogan's view of the future.

By : sustainabilityo..., Nov 21, 2009

You have invested heavily in emerging markets. Now there is no growth coming from here but developed markets like the U.S. seem to be reviving investments in power and oil and gas. So what are the short term dynamics you have to deal with there?

We have been a...

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Dow Corning sees India solar energy market glowing

By : sustainabilityo..., Nov 13, 2009

Silicones manufacturer Dow Corning is seeking a long-term engagement with the Indian solar energy market.

“India offers an exciting potential because of the huge energy demand for its large population. We have clear intentions to invest and grow,” said Mr Jean-Paul...

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Delhi leading the country into going low-carbon

By : sustainabilityo..., Nov 6, 2009

First a Carbon Neutral Commonwealth games. Then the energy efficiency overhaul for Delhi government office buildings and commercial complexes. And now...

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In Sweden, food tags now carry carbon footprint

By : sustainabilityo..., Oct 30, 2009

STOCKHOLM: Shopping for oatmeal, Helena Bergstrom, 37, admitted she was flummoxed by the label on the blue box reading, "Climate declared: .87 kg CO² per kg of product." "Right now, I don't know what it means," said Bergstrom, a pharmaceutical firm employee. But if a new...

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Subject Tags: Business , food , Labor , Law , Sweden

The US should help India fund climate change

By : sustainabilityo..., Oct 28, 2009

As director of the Earth Institute at the New York-based Columbia University, economist Jeffrey Sachs has advised prime ministers, scientists and United Nations diplomats on climate change.  Hindustan Times caught up with him for an interview in New Delhi. Excerpts:

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Another Dissenter: Atmospheric Scientist Dr. Tim Coleman rejects ‘hysteria’ of global warming

By : sustainabilityo..., Oct 24, 2009

Dr. Tim Coleman AlabamaWx.com Friday, October 23, 2009 Global warming, or what is now often reffered to as global climate change, is one of the most polarizing issues of our time. In this article...

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India Inc going green in a very big way

By : sustainabilityo..., Oct 18, 2009
Gaurav Sharma quite likes the electronic bike that he bought three months ago. Not only does it save him a Rs 1,000 a month on commuting, he...
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