UN environment chief urges recycling of rare metals

The UN’s environment chief on Wednesday called for a global drive to recycle rare metals that have hit the headlines in a spat between Japan and China, warning that they are crucial for green technologies.

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Environment department ‘failed Garrett’

FORMER environment minister Peter Garrett’s department served him badly during the rollout of the troubled $300 million green loans program, a report says.

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Environment served Garrett badly

Former environment minister Peter Garrett’s department served him badly during the rollout of the troubled green loans program, a report says.

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Environment pollution in children’s eyes

VietNamNet Bridge – Forest fires, streets flooded in waste and other forms of pollution have been shown in paintings by kids.

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Environment Masters acquires Hodges Engineering

RIDGELAND — Environment Masters, a residential and commercial heating and air-conditioning company serving metro Jackson since 1957, has purchased the assets of Hodges Engineering Corporation of Ridgeland, according to Raymond J. Nalty, III, Environment Masters president.

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Environment suffers in planned quango cull

Documents leaked to the press last week reveal environmental organisations will be hardest hit by the government’s axe.

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Environment Ministry seeks report on death of blackbucks

New Delhi, Sept 27 (PTI) The Union Environment Ministry has sought a report from Delhi Zoo authorities on the death of ten blackbucks there allegedly due to consumption of sewage water that had flowed back into their enclosure due to a blockage in sewer line.

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Environment Agency confident over CRC deadline

James Murray, BusinessGreen , Tuesday 28 September 2010 at 08:36:00 Watchdog expecting several hundred more organisations to register ahead of September 30 cut off The Environment Agency is increasingly confident that the vast majority of organisations required to participate in the government’s Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) scheme will meet this week’s deadline to register. BusinessGreen …

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Secondary Field in Energy and Environment May Be Offered

A new secondary field in energy and the environment will likely be available to students by next fall, following a review of the proposed requirements by a diverse group of faculty in the humanities and the sciences.

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Environment-friendly net-zero school opens in Bowling Green

More than 400 students and parents filed into Richardsville Elementary School in Bowling Green on Monday to see the new, shiny features of the school, which will produce more energy that it consumes.

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