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All new buildings in commercial zones across the country must comply with new environmental legislation 
Gary Barclay's curator insight,
March 22, 2015 5:46 AM
Brilliant, hope this gets taken up in London too 
Chelsea Dobbie's curator insight,
March 24, 2015 8:22 PM
The implementation of new laws, such as this, will encourage the use of solar energy.
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The world must act fast to reduce carbon intensity of electricity or risk failing to meet global climate goals. The greenness of electric cars depends on it. Continue reading →
Chelsea Dobbie's curator insight,
March 25, 2015 9:06 PM
A great insight into the impact that electric cars have on the climate.
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The U.N. panel charged with a five-year mission to assess global climate change and provide a necessary course of action in order to stem its negative effects finally released a Synthesis Report detailing their findings in stark black-and-white.
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For years, Australia has tried to fight polluters through a carbon tax that charges the most egregious offenders based on their greenhouse gas emissions.
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When the Milan Expo opens next year, the centerpiece building will be a masterpiece of sustainable engineering. Designed around the idea of an urban
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From an innovative wind power producer in China to new energy systems designed in Derbyshire, these five companies demonstrate the potential for sustainable technology Widespread flooding across the UK this year has already been a powerful reminder...
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LED street lights can cut energy bills, reduce carbon emissions, be operated remotely and linked to smart technology.
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Turns out helping office workers create personalized comfort zones is also a good way for building owners to save money.
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The record 51 new entrants flooding this year's Cleantech Global 100, Richard Youngman sees the beginning of a new wave of investment activity (#Cleantech trends: food innovation and the importance of BRIC markets
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U.S. military strategies are often cloaked in secrecy, but the American military’s very public plan to use more clean power offers a bright spot for solar companies, from tech startups to project developers.
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Waste-to-energy technology is cleaner and safer than generally believed
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A new initiative aims to make installing solar less expensive
Chelsea Dobbie's curator insight,
March 24, 2015 8:19 PM
In the next ten years I believe we will see a jump in the use of renewable energy, because of well-thought incentives like this, which in turn will save a lot of our non-renewable resources, extending from coal all the way through to water.
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Energy-related CO2 emissions flatlined globally in 2014, while the world economy grew. The International Energy Agency reports is “the first time in 40 years in which there was a halt or reduction in emissions of [CO2] that was not tied to an economic downturn.” Here's who deserves credit.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook. (Photo: Apple) There's a new 1,300-acre solar farm coming to California's Monterey County, and it has Apple's name on it. Apple CEO Tim
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Newly created microporous organic polymer is cheap, stable & highly efficient in absorbing the greenhouse gas & is definitely fit to function in a real world.
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Breakthrough and Clean Energy Technology for Australia
Lauri's curator insight,
July 6, 2014 11:14 PM
Time the USA jumped on the bandwagon instead of building infrastructure to export gas, shale oil and tar sand oil!
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With Soaring Energy Costs and now obvious Climate Change
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April 7, 2014 10:50 AM
7 Compelling Reasons to use Solar Panels to Heat your Water #solarpanels #solarwater 
Gareth Williams-Wynn's curator insight,
April 7, 2014 4:32 PM
1: Cut your Energy Home costs and provide a positive return
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Move over carbon dioxide: scientists have discovered a new greenhouse gas, and it's 7,000 times more powerful than CO2 in its effects of warming the Earth.
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Go green to save cash
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Replacing your home's inefficient old boiler with a new one is one of the best ways to save money on your energy bills and make winter warmer. Photograph: Monty Rakusen/Getty Images/Cultura RF.
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Implosions in the electric vehicle space dominated news in the cleantech area just as new EV darling Tesla became the first major success story. Solar, meanwhile, showed signs of a rebound and the home energy management space is heating up.
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We’ve seen a lot of frivolous applications for robotic arms: Artisanal cocktail making. Slow pit stops. Whatever’s going on here.
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There have been more than enough clean-tech failures to deter even the most adventurous VCs, but a few brave souls are staying the course.
Clean-technology ventures have become something of a non-starter in investment circles.
MTD's curator insight,
June 6, 2013 11:50 AM
The world is, hopefully, reshaping - at least in one respect. The processes of efficiency and growth and the processes and practices of business excellence have been aligned - basically the same - for a long time. The difference is that many savvy businesses are seeing that now and more importantly, making it operational. Or most. The problem is that there have also been many high-profile failures on the road, which constantly trip up the process of enlightenment.
