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Solar panels.
14.05.2008 Global production of photovoltaic or solar cells -- which convert the sun's light directly to electricity -- increased 51 percent in 2007, reports an environmental research institute.
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From: Worldwatch Institute
Related topics/regions: [Germany] [China] [Renewable energy] [Energy]
Image: Solar panels. © Co-op America
Public tap water is more highly regulated than bottled water, say advocates.
12.05.2008 Corporate accountability advocates called on Pepsi to publicly report water quality information, as is required of public water systems, during one of the corporation's annual shareholder meetings last week.
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From: Corporate Accountability International
Related topics/regions: [Knowledge] [Corporations] [Water/sanitation]
Image: Public tap water is more highly regulated than bottled water, say advocates. © malla_mi (flickr)
Save the planet
12.05.2008 World Environment Foundation in association with World Council for Corporate Governance is organising an international convention on climate change from May 30-June 1, 2008 at Palampur, India. The event will be a unique platform for business leaders, policy makers, NGOs and environmental experts to share ideas on developing clean technology.
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Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Climate change] [Environment]
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In the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis.
09.05.2008 The disastrous aftermath of Cyclone Nargis in Burma is a severe reminder of the overwhelming destruction environmental catastrophes cause in poor communities, writes a development researcher, calling for resolute action against climate change.
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From: Center for Global Development
Related topics/regions: [Myanmar] [Climate change] [Poverty] [Emergency relief] [Aid]
Image: In the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis. © Action Against Hunger-USA

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