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Scientists from IBM and Stanford University claim to have made a major breakthrough in the reuse of plastics.
The managing director of the International Monetary Fund has announced that his staff are working on a 'Green Fund' that has the potential to raise $100bn per year by 2020.
The American Environmental Protection Agency has published a report on the progress made in cleaning up the country's most difficult contaminated sites during 2009.
A mine closed due to a contamination scare is to be reopened this month and could produce up to 60,000 tonnes of lead this year.
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» Flood risk is business opportunity, says Environment Agency boss
» Arctic expedition to gauge how CO2 surge is affecting polar water
» Voyage will chart accumulation of Atlantic plastic waste
» Arnie backs cell which could power up to 100 homes
» US considers renewables on contaminated sites
» NASA calls for reflective roofs to cool towns
» Australia hikes taxes to pay for pollution
» Canadian university goes green with North American first
» Study links road pollution and heart disease for first time
» World-wide recall for leading hybrid car
» Australian microrenewable subsidies damaging large scale renewables
» Winter Olympics get bronze for environmentalism
» 'Glaciergate' should not derail international climate efforts: Lord Smith







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