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Our Broken Environment Kills a Quarter of Us - Bloomberg Business - 0 views

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    Pollution killed 12.6 million people worldwide in 2012, with environmental risks causing about a quarter of all deaths worldwide, according to new World Health Organization data. "These impacts are being felt today, worldwide, most severely in developing countries but also in this country," says environmental health expert Frederica Perera.
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Wal-Mart Will Switch to All Cage-Free Eggs by 2025 - Bloomberg - 1 views

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    Wal-Mart and Sam's Club will switch to 100% cage-free eggs by 2025, with suppliers' compliance to be checked annually by a third-party certifier. The relatively long lead time for the transition will allow the retailers to keep prices down while improving conditions for chickens, officials said.
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With 100 Days of Water Left, Cape Town Risks Running Dry - Bloomberg - 1 views

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    Cape Town, the crown jewel of South Africa's tourism industry, has 100 days before it runs out of water.
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Carbon Market Value to Climb 15% in 2014 · Environmental Management & Energy ... - 0 views

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    Global carbon markets' value will rise 15 percent this year to 46 billion euros ($63 billion), Bloomberg New Energy Finance forecasts.
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FEMA: Caught Between Climate Change and Congress  - Bloomberg - 0 views

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    The Federal Emergency Management Agency is responsible for handling America's response to extreme weather events such as wildfires and floods, but some experts say the agency isn't adequately factoring climate issues into its strategic planning processes.
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Palm Oil Exports From Indonesia Surge to Highest in Eight Months - Bloomberg - 0 views

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    Palm oil shipments from Indonesia, the world's largest producer, climbed to the highest level in eight months in October as a decline in supplies of substitute oils in India and China spurred demand from the biggest buyers.
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Why Patagonia Wants to Sell You Ratty Old Swim Trunks - Businessweek - 0 views

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    Business has been booming for Patagonia ever since it started asking its customers to buy fewer of its products and to repair or recycle existing garments. Now, the company is selling used items at several of its stores. Bloomberg Businessweek
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Shell, GE, Clean Energy Fuels to Build LNG Fuel Station for Cargo Ships · Env... - 0 views

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    Shell, General Electric and Clean Energy Fuels will begin construction next year on the US' first fuel station for liquefied natural gas-fueled cargo ships in Jacksonville, Fla., Bloomberg reports.
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Obama Aide Calls Carbon Rule First Important Step - Bloomberg - 0 views

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    White House officials told lawmakers this week that while President Barack Obama's climate initiatives will not, in themselves, halt climate change, they nonetheless constitute an important first step towards more sweeping solutions. "The carbon-action plan is a start, and if we do not make a start, we will never get there," says White House science adviser John Holdren.
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Apple Working With WWF China to Manage Sustainable Forests - Bloomberg Business - 1 views

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    Apple is working with the World Wildlife Fund to preserve as much as 1 million acres of Chinese forests and will also promote clean energy and sustainable manufacturing practices in China and elsewhere. "Apple is in a unique position to take the initiative toward this ambitious goal. It is a responsibility we accept," CEO Tim Cook said. 
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EU to Push for Carbon Neutrality by 2100 in Global Climate Deal - Bloomberg Business - 0 views

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    Some 252 food producers and restaurants have committed to reduce food waste. Along with green giants such asUnilever, they include 7-Eleven Stores and the Milwaukee Brewers. 
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Waste Fires Cement Kilns, Cuts Costs · Environmental Management & Energy News... - 2 views

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    Toxic toys, contraband cigarettes and old sunglasses are among the waste products being burnt to manufacture cement by Holcim, Bloomberg reports. Holcim - the world's largest cement manufacturer - is increasing its use of waste in place of coal to heat cement kilns as a means of cutting costs. Holcim sites from India to Vietnam are now using waste in this way, the news service reports.
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Greenpeace's Midlife Crisis - Bloomberg Business - 0 views

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    Greenpeace is struggling to make the public impression it once did, in part because companies have realized that fighting back against activists -- by using high-pressure hoses to repel oil-rig invasions, for instance -- tends to backfire. Companies such as Royal Dutch Shell and Procter & Gamble are now taking a nonconfrontational approach to dealing with activists' stunts. "To try and keep people's attention and keep them interested and engaged ... can be very challenging," admits campaigner Laura Kenyon
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After Activist Pressure, Macy's Vows to Ensure Furniture Is Free of Toxic Flame Retarda... - 0 views

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    Nestlé will use the How2Recycle logo on select products to help keep its recoverable packaging out of the landfill. The program currently has more than 40 member companies including The Clorox Company, Kimberly-Clark, Sealed Air, and others.
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TransCanada Fights Keystone Denial With $15 Billion Appeal - Bloomberg Business - 0 views

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    TransCanada wants the US to pay it $15 billion to recoup costs and damages related to President Barack Obama's refusal to approve the Keystone XL oil pipeline. In addition to planning the claim under the North American Free Trade Agreement, the company sued the US government in federal court in Texas, claiming Obama's November decision exceeded his constitutional authority.
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Europe's Offshore Wind Market Doubles as Financing Ramps Up - Bloomberg Business - 0 views

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    Spending on offshore wind energy development in Europe reached $14.45 billion last year. That was a record amount and double 2014's number. The rate is expected to decline this year but increase in the future. "Offshore wind power produces roughly one and a half times the energy of onshore wind power," said Toni Sulameri, who works for wind power production company Suomen Hyotytuuli Oy. Europe has 84 offshore wind farms.
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China's Idled Wind Turbines Rise in 2015 After Record Installs - Bloomberg Business - 0 views

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    The total number of idle turbines in China more than doubled to 15% last year, according to the China's National Energy Administration. The report said that the country added a record-breaking 33 gigawatts of installed wind capacity last year, but its idle wind generation has climbed 69% since 2014. Observers say slowing consumption rates and more coal-fired power plants have contributed to the problem.
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Do We Already Have the Tech to Stop Climate Change? - Bloomberg Business - 0 views

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    Should we invent big new things or deploy effective ideas that already exist? The conflict was neatly summarized by clean-energy entrepreneur Jigar Shah, in a message meant to push back against the announcement from Gates and his billionaire friends.
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Communities Taking Center Stage Today at COP21 - 0 views

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    The Climate Summit for Local Leaders-hosted by Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo and Michael Bloomberg, former mayor of New York City and the UN Secretary General's Special Envoy for Cities and Climate Change-is the largest-ever convening of mayors, governors, and local leaders focused on fighting climate change. 
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