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10/02/2008
ENN
Microfinance unscathed by financial crisis: Yunus - The financial crisis has not hit the microfinance system, Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus said Thursday, as he called for tougher ...
10/02/2008
BBC
Major plans for tidal energy farm - A major tidal energy project is being planned for waters off the coast of Northern Ireland and Scotland. ...
10/02/2008
ENN
California ports clean up polluting trucks - The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the busiest U.S. cargo complex, launched a landmark clean-air program on Wednesday banning some ...
09/24/2008
ENN
Firms warned about climate change - Companies that fail to tackle climate change could lower the value of their businesses, a report by the UK's Carbon Trust suggests. ...
09/24/2008
Associated Press
Report: More factory farming but oversight lags. - Some huge livestock farms produce more raw waste than Philadelphia or Houston. But federal regulators are failing to control the pollution or ...
09/24/2008
ENN
Indigenous Groups Criticize Climate Talks - As international climate negotiations move closer to including forests in the successor agreement to the Kyoto Protocol, indigenous and traditional peoples realize ...
09/24/2008
New York Times
Coal, a tough habit to kick. - While almost everyone talks a good game about energy efficiency, more electricity is being used. Demand for coal, the most visible villain ...
09/12/2008
New Scientist
Could the diabetes epidemic be down to pollution? - Ask why diabetes is epidemic and most people point the finger at bad diet, laziness and obesity. But a small and growing ...
09/12/2008
Washington Post
Maryland gets tough on chicken farmers. - Maryland regulators today will announce the tightest-ever controls on what Eastern Shore poultry farmers do with their birds' waste, adopting a tougher ...
09/12/2008
Reuters
Group plans to sue EPA over sewage sludge on farms. - The Center for Food Safety, a private advocacy group, said on Thursday it plans to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over ...
09/12/2008
ENN
Loggers still a threat to Amazon Indians - Isolated native Indians in the Amazon forest of Brazil and Peru remain threatened by advancing loggers despite growing international attention to their ...
09/12/2008
ENN
African Renewable Energy Gains Attention - The potential for renewable energy development in Africa is experiencing an increase in attention lately as investors and world leaders seek a ...
09/12/2008
Muskegon Chronicle
Study: soot-spewing ships pollute environment. - Ocean freighters spew twice as much soot into the air as previously believed and tugboats are among the worst maritime offenders when ...
08/20/2008
Guardian Unlimited
Stuart Orr of the World Wildlife Fund on Britain's water consumption - Stuart Orr of the World Wildlife Fund explains a new report that shows each Briton uses 4,645 litres a day when hidden ...
08/20/2008
BBC
Ivory Coast's forgotten acrid waste. - The UN says the dumping of 500m tonnes of chemical waste in Abidjan led to at least 16 deaths and more than ...
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