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National Water Commissioner Chris Davis has released a Waterlines report on Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) to advance the uptake of this water supply and treatment process.

Toshiba's ultra-portable notebook, the Portégé R600, has been nominated as the worlds ‘greenest’ notebook, according to a recent Greenpeace survey: The Green Electronics Survey 2008.

Trials promise a new era of solar cells that are printed like money.

Black & Veatch has completed a scheme to ensure mid-Sussex has an abundant water supply.

Delegates at the EcoForum Conference & Exhibition will hear about water recycling innovations including conference streams on water, wastewater, waste, energy, air quality, climate change and land remediation.

The Swinburne Fish Tank encourages passers-by to question their own behaviour with regard to water use.

Australia could create millions of new jobs by embracing a Global Green New Deal fast-tracking, energy-efficiency and renewable energy infrastructure, according to Environment Business Australia.

Innovic’s International Next Big Thing Award 2009 has opened and for the first time is going global due to demand from Asia–Pacific innovators and small businesses.

Scientists will share reasearch on onboard hydrogen storage systems and materials that can generate electricity from heat energy at the University of Otago, New Zealand.

Georg H Endress has passed away in Arlesheim, Switzerland, at the age of 84.

Governor-General Quentin Bryce spoke about the "huge challenge facing humanity" — balancing our right to energy with our responsibility to the planet — in her address at the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi.

The European Parliament (EU) has adopted legislation that bans the use of 22 toxic substances, including carcinogenic, reprotoxic, genotoxic, endocrine-disrupting and immunotoxic chemicals.

A spray-on material that could make solar panels cheaper is to be developed in a joint research effort.

Across Australia, tens of thousands of garbage tips are leaking a toxic brew of old, and sometimes deadly, chemicals into the water ingested or used about the home by up to 4 million people.