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National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan, has published the map
of annual carbon dioxide emission levels from vehicles (July
6, 2009).
Information on annual CO2 vehicle emission levels is shown
in different
colors on the map by municipality, including emissions per
person and total emissions.
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Now in its 4th edition, CARBON FORUM ASIA 2009 is the leading
annual Carbon
Market Trade Fair & Conference in the Asia-Pacific connecting
you
to the latest developments in Carbon Emissions Policies and
Regulations,
Technological Innovation, Investment Opportunities and Carbon Finance.
Held in parallel with the UNFCCC Annual CDM DNA
Forum
(26-28 October 2009), CARBON FORUM ASIA 2009 is the ideal setting to forge
new partnerships and strengthen existing business
relationships in the Asian region.
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From: Japan for Sustainability, 2008
Nankai Electric Railway Co., based in Osaka Prefecture,
has replaced 73
conventional urinals at 18 stations
with waterless urinals as of March
19, 2008.
This is the
first large-scale installation of waterless urinals in Japan...
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From: Japan for Sustainability, 2009
The new station is scheduled to open in spring 2010, aiming
to realize
zero emissions of carbon dioxide arising from station buildings.
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From: Japan for Sustainability, 2009
The Japanese Ministry of the Environment has announced
on July 16, 2009 the
five areas selected for its grant aid project in
fiscal 2009, which is
aimed at encouraging the creation of low carbon emitting areas...
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GreenChinaTech is the only bilingual (Chinese, English)
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provider of news about the growing number of business models
and opportunities in the cleantech, green technology and
sustainable energy sector.
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Japan for Sustainability, established in 2002,
is non-profit organization providing information on
developments and activities in
Japan that lead toward sustainability.
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