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Rising ocean temperatures threaten ecosystems
A rise in ocean temperatures as a result of global warming and climate change is affecting biodiversity worldwide.
Oil spill tensions rise
The US Coast Guard has advised BP that it has 48 hours to more efficiently contain the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico in a letter dated 11th June.
Is hydropower China’s answer?
It is believed that in order to reach its clean energy development goals the Chinese Government will need to commission and build more hydroelectric projects.
Industrial water footprints need to be reduced
The demand for clean water is growing with the population whilst climate change reduces the amount available; demand is outstripping supply.
Israel turns to desalination for drinking water
On Sunday Israel unveiled the world’s largest reverse osmosis desalination plant.
Birdlife threatened in Gulf of Mexico
Now that the oil has hit Louisiana’s coastal islands the environmental damage could be catastrophic.
BP oil spill disaster wreaks environmental havoc on U.S. coast
The oil industry is facing a heavy blow in the wake of the drilling explosion on 20th April and the subsequent oil spill on 22nd April.
Event Analysis: What’s in a brand?
The CarbonNeutral Company hosted a forum for businesses managers and marketing teams to discuss what the obstacles to a business becoming carbon neutral are, and how to overcome them.
Recap: Bonn, Germany
Yvo De Boer: We can't afford another failure.
