World's First Standard For Deep-earth Storage Of Industrial Carbon Emissions To Be Developed By Csa 17th June 2010 - Views: 986 Upon completion, the new CCS standard will be submitted to the Standards Council of Canada for recognition, making it the world's first formally recognized CCS standard in this area.
Hobart Engineer Measures The Climate On Ice 6th June 2010 - Views: 1043 Young Tasmanian electrical engineer Natalia Galin has turned US technology into a robust helicopter-borne radar system that can accurately measure the thickness of snow on polar sea ice.
Target 155 Delivers 18% Of The Additional Water In Our Dams 3rd June 2010 - Views: 991 Since this time last year, Melburnians water efficient ways have delivered 18% of all of the additional water in our dams, some 22.5 billion litres, or enough water for all of Melbourne for more than three weeks.
Take The Ieee Green Your World Challenge To Celebrate World Environment Day, 5 June 2010 1st June 2010 - Views: 2010 "When it comes to our environment, we must be agents of change in our daily routines and in our support for sustainable developments through advancements in technology," said Pedro Ray, 2010 IEEE president and chief executive officer.
Empire State Building's Sustainability Retrofit Program Achieves Target With Energy Star Rating Of 9 28th May 2010 - Views: 1025 The ground-breaking energy efficiency work at the Empire State Building has achieved a milestone on its journey for sustainability leadership in the commercial real estate community by receiving an ENERGY STAR rating of 90 from the United States Environmental Protection Agency.