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IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme
Existing Gas Field (CRUST Project) Norwegian Government Supports Development of New CO2-Capture Power Plants A New Combustion Technology Australian Government to Fund Low-Emission Technologies Coal Mine ... Fax: +31 79 368 68 60 Back to Top Norwegian Government Supports Development of New CO2-Capture Power Plants The Norwegian Government have confirmed their intention to promote and support the ...
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SCS: Grey Seal (Halichoerus grypus)
It was also reported that the Norwegian government decided to permit a hunt for 400 grey seals between ... and it is probable that the numbers vary widely. The Norwegian government commented that the hunt was considered to be an experiment ... the argument that such hunting aids the protection of fisheries. The government announced in 2000 that it was extending the grey seal ...
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SCS: Leopard Seal (Hydrurga leptonyx)
Norwegian scientists to kill 20 leopard seals, as well as 60 other seals, in the summer of 2000-2001 for research into environmental contaminants was cancelled after the Norwegian government rejected ...
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Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum Home Page
Presentations page. Four bidders have pre-qualified in the U.K. government's carbon capture and storage (CCS) demonstration competition. Read the full story. E.ON's ... Early Opportunities for Carbon Capture and Storage is now available. Click here to view. The Norwegian government has announced plans for two large-scale CCS projects. The Kaarstø project will be a ...
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IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme
(CRUST Project) 73 07/2004 Norwegian Government Supports Development of New CO2-Capture Power Plants 73 07/2004 A New Combustion Technology 73 07/2004 Australian Government to Fund Low-Emission Technologies 73 ... UK Government Sees Role for Capture and Storage 65 03/2003 Proposed IGCC Could Be Fitted With CO2 Capture 65 03/2003 Offshore Electrification Fails to Excite 65 03/2003 Norwegian Experiment ...
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Climate Resources - International Links -Northern Europe
Ireland Ireland Department of the Environment, Heritage, and Local Government English The Irish government website addresses topics such as climate change, sustainable development, ... news and the latest government research on climate change issues. CICERO (Center For International Climate and Environmental Research – Oslo) English Norwegian Norwegian government established CICERO (the ...
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Towards an alternative agriculture
We are encouraged, however, by the recent food and nutrition policies implemented by the Norwegian government . They have established models of consumption based on health and resource considerations and have proceeded ... Verrett, J., and J. Carper. 1974. Eating May Be Hazardous to Your Health How Your Government Fails to Protect You from the Dangers in Your Food. 255 pp. Simon & Schuster, ...
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Environmental Finance November 2003 index
AEP dominates CCX carbon auction TXU renewables payments on the table EBRD enters carbon market Norwegian government axes agreement with Caring Company Japanese data system ‘halves weather contract premiums’ UN moves to ...
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Equity Watch - Global Environmental Government Unit - Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
The first to actually carry this theory out in action is the Norwegian oil company Statoil, which is planning to inject approximately one million tonnes of carbon dioxide ... potential long-term impacts, Exxon and Pertamina have been awarded a license by the Indonesian government to explore the large Natuna gas field. Carbon dioxide recovered from this area will be ...
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Equity Watch - Global Environmental Government Unit - Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
Tanzania. The project throws sustainable development out of the window. Industrikraft Midt-Norge, a Norwegian company, is planting eucalyptus and pine in Uganda and Tanzania to offset its emissions from ... less than US $1," says Gulowsen. "It clearly shows that if there is a weak government in the host country, industry does not have any regard for bigger socio-economic questions ...
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