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How China is Trying to Go Green

Beijing is welcome to ignore its growing environmental problems. But policymakers are finally realizing that if they do they’ll hurt growth too.

Malaysia should diversify trade pattern and explore China’s sectors, says DPM

Sunday, May 23rd, 2010 10:26:00 KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia should diversify its trade pattern and explore emerging sectors in China which have high potential for future growth, according to Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. “Currently, most of our bilateral trade comprises electronics and electrical products, palm oil and chemicals. Clearly, we can do much more to diversify the pattern …

Fremont happy to get Tesla, unlikely to get the A’s

With Tesla Motors planning to move into the shuttered NUMMI auto plant, Fremont can stake claim to being a leading center for green technology. But it looks increasingly unlikely that the city also will stake claim to baseball’s green and gold.

Green technology firm to create 25 jobs after 5m contract with Tesco

GREEN technology firm Nualight is to create 25 jobs over the next two years on foot of signing a 5 million contract with retail chain Tesco.

Eyewitness Account of Watershed Brain Scan Hearing

A potentially watershed hearing on the admissibility of fMRI brain scan evidence concluded May 14. Wired Science spoke with one of two observers for a blow-by-blow on how the case is going.

With Solar Valley project, China embarks on bold green technology mission

DEZHOU, CHINA — Uprooting the last traces of rural life on the edge of this northern Chinese city, laborers with chain saws spent a recent morning cutting down trees to make way for a hulking factory. A big red banner trumpeted the future for what used to be farmland: “The Biggest Solar Energy P… China – Energy – Renewable – Solar – Business

Kencana unit wins pipeline contract

PETALING JAYA: Kencana HL Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Kencana Petroleum Bhd had secured a contract from the Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water, Malaysia for a subsea pipeline installation in Labuan.

Greenlam eyes Msia as key market for lamination products

KUCHING: Asias pioneer in manufacturing eco-friendly lamination products Greenlam Asia Pacific Pte Ltd (Greenlam) sees Malaysia as its key regional market, given the countrys large market size and high awareness of green technology. Malaysia was the best performing market for the company last year, with 30 per cent growth in terms of sales volumes. So, were [...]

New national service grads pondering: What’s next?

The government’s role in national service will reach a turning point as thousands added under the stimulus law start to enter the workforce.

Malaysia needs nuclear plant

Many Malaysians are probably still in shock and taken aback at the decision of the National Economic Advisory Council (NEAC) that gave the greenlight to the Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water, to make the first step in building the nuclear energy plant, the first in the Southeast Asian region.

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