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Draughty homes| Asia Global: the energy companies LOVE selling us something we continue... - 1 views

Telegraph | Before we could enjoy the winter break, with those delicious worries over balancing family, friends, presents, food and finances, the energy companies played unfair by unwrapping a pric...

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Fighting fossil fuels: divestment movement continues to grow - 1 views

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Alex Parker on 07 Apr 15

In 2012, a new campaign was formed in the US to spearhead the movement to divest in fossil fuels. Fossil Free, a project of 350.org, has since grown exponentially, claiming last year that organisations - ranging from healthcare, religious groups, universities and local governments

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">In 2012, a new campaign was formed in the US to spearhead the movement to divest in fossil fuels. Fossil Free, a project of 350.org, has since grown exponentially, claiming last year that organisations - ranging from healthcare, religious groups, universities and local governments</div>

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Making Sellafield safe: counting the cost of nuclear decommissioning - 1 views

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Alex Parker on 05 May 14

A report from the UK's Public Accounts Committee claims that clean-up costs at the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing field have risen by £2.5bn in the last year. Julian Turner analyses the complex decommissioning process and asks why the mammoth project continues to be beset by delays.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">A report from the UK's Public Accounts Committee claims that clean-up costs at the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing field have risen by £2.5bn in the last year. Julian Turner analyses the complex decommissioning process and asks why the mammoth project continues to be beset by delays.</div>

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The remarkable decline of oil spills in the Baltic Sea - lessons learnt? - 1 views

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Alex Parker on 15 Oct 14

Oil spills in the Baltic Sea have continued to drop off in recent years as a result of various authoritative measures, revised legislation and improved aerial and satellite surveillance. Ross Davies takes a closer look at the region's success story Some years back, the Baltic Sea had something of a reputation as being a cradle for oil spills.The figures speak for themselves.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Oil spills in the Baltic Sea have continued to drop off in recent years as a result of various authoritative measures, revised legislation and improved aerial and satellite surveillance. Ross Davies takes a closer look at the region's success story Some years back, the Baltic Sea had something of a reputation as being a cradle for oil spills.The figures speak for themselves.</div>

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World Energy Hits Revenue Mark, But Loses $1M (Asia Global Energy) - 5 views

World Energy Solutions of Worcester saw a 27-percent increase in revenue during the first quarter of this year, but lost nearly $1 million after an accounting change that defers some revenue recogn...

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Germany's renewable energy experiment comes at a cost | Asia Global Energy Solution - 6 views

Movellas | Financial Times | In the idyllic southern Bavarian community of Wildpoldsried, 2,600 villagers are diligently playing their part in a bold experiment in German renewable energy generatio...

asia global energy reviews germany's renewable experiment comes at a cost

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