Summary of Green News: 15 Oct 08
By Editor on Oct 15, 2008 in Design and Innovation, Energy and Climate Change, Environmental Management, Government, News, Operations and Strategy
Local News
- From water-scarce island to hydrohub (Business Times via Wildsingapore) - Singapore has evolved from a water-scarce nation into a global hydrohub of solutions and technologies for the water industry.
- S’pore to announce development plans for Semakau Landfill in November (Channel NewsAsia) - Singapore will be announcing its masterplan for the Semakau Landfill during the International Solid Waste Association Congress, which includes test-bedding environmental technologies and increasing its use for educational purposes.
- Singapore’s BCA Green Mark debuts in Malaysia, set to go beyond (Business Times via Wildsingapore) - Some green building developers from countries such as Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and China are adopting the Green Mark scheme developed by the Building and Construction Authority.
Global News
- Businesses offered interest free loans for energy efficiency (edie) - Small businesses in the UK can apply for interest-free loans of up to £200,000 to improve their energy efficiency by upgrading equipment with a more energy efficient version.
- New Site Launched to Promote Extended Producer Responsibility (GreenerDesign) - The California Product Stewardship Council has launched a new website on extended producer responsibility, where manufacturers are responsible for the end-of-life management of their products.
- Leading From the Middle: The Power of the Green Champion (GreenBiz) - Businesses are seeking out volunteer “green champions” in their workplace who are passionate about being green and are eager to implement green suggestions, although they are not on a green team or sustainability committee.
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