Environmental legislation news articles 
Solar panels : last chance to take advantage of higher Feed-In Tariff
Solar panels became a popular choice for homeowners : not only they reduce carbon footprint on the planet but they also offer money saving opportunities. The latest news that the Feed-In Tariff will be halved in March has resulted in a ‘gold rush’ as people look to take advantage of the higher tariff. As the deadline gets closer, solar panels sites have seen a surge in sales. It has come to light that the Feed-In Tariff will soon be cut from... [more]
Solar energy provides low-cost, low-carbon heating and hot water for resurgent Brixham Fish Market
Pipe Center has supplied a state-of-the-art solar water heating system for installation at the recently redeveloped Brixham Fish Market. The Andrews Water Heaters system was installed by specialist contractor Space Engineering Services Ltd as part of a multi-million redevelopment of Brixham Fish Market and related harbour area. The package includes 17 sq m of solar panels, two storage vessels, controls and a system integration package. I... [more]
SCFI Receives ‘Waste to Energy’ Award
SCFI has scooped the ‘Waste to Energy’ award for AquaCritox® – the world’s first sustainable sludge destruction technology that generates renewable energy. The company was pronounced a winner at this year’s Rushlight Awards, which were held at Church House in London’s Westminster on 1st February. The prestigious awards, which were judged by a leading, independent panel of industry and environmental experts, celebrate the very best in new tech... [more]
Rainforest Alliance will adapt sustainability with new standard
This morning, during the 11th World Spice Congress in Pune, India, it has been announced that the Rainforest Alliance is chosen by the Sustainable Spices Initiative (SSI) to adapt the existing Sustainable Agriculture Network (SAN) standards to incorporate spice production. SSI is the first major programme to build on the sustainable production of spices. Founded by the Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH) –and four leading players in the Dutch ... [more]
Feed-in Tariffs in Ukraine ranking among the highest in Europe
Ukraine seeks to reduce its current dependency on gas imports. To address the issue, a number of initiatives are being taken which are aimed at boosting energy efficiency, introducing energy saving technologies and renewable energy resources. The feed-in tariffs effective since April 2009, rank among the highest in Europe, which considering the saturated European market, makes Ukraine especially luring for the foreign investors in the field. As f... [more]
Other Environmental legislation news and reviews
Environmental, legal expert speaks about recent 'fracking' legislation
Michael Krancer, secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), spoke and answered questions about Act 13 —a new state law establishing regulations over the hydraulic fracturing.
Tory ministers crash budget hearing, leaving little time for questions
Opposition caught off guard as Kent, Ashfield and Oliver make surprise appearance at finance sub-committee meeting
Aluminum Industry Engaged In Ohio Landfill Legislation To Promote Environmental Protection And Business Growth
ARLINGTON, Va., May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- As testimony continues on Ohio Senate Bill 294, the aluminum industry is working with Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and key legislative offices to promote environmental protection, good governance and business.
Environmentalists criticize Ohio drilling rules
Environmental advocates were among dozens of witnesses lining up to testify Monday on a bill laying out Ohio's new regulations for horizontal shale drilling and the use of renewable energy.
Babcock & Wilcox Hits Record $6 Billion Backlog in First-Quarter 2012, Benefits From Environmental Legislation, an ...
SUGAR LAND, TX-- - Researched by Industrial Info Resources -- Energy services provider The Babcock & Wilcox Company reported solid overall gains in first-quarter 2012 as an influx of contracts pumped the ...
Feedback for Exclusive Economic Zone regulations
Environment Minister Amy Adams today released a discussion document on proposed regulations for the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and Continental Shelf Bill which provides stronger protection for New Zealand's marine environment.
Thomas Mulcair sticks by oil sands criticism despite conflicting evidence
The NDP leader insists that statistics on manufacturing job losses are “irrefutable,” while a Statistics Canada report says manufacturing output is on the rise
Ellen Gill: Bob Dold Keeping Close Eye on Environmental Votes, If Not the Environment
So, Bob Dold managed to vote against the environment seven (7) times in 2011 and 2012 and voted with his party 7 out of 11 times on the environment, but going up on a bucked lift impressed the Lake County New-Sun.
Ohio Horizontal Drilling Rules Criticized By Environmental Groups
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Environmental advocates were among dozens of witnesses lining up to testify Monday on a bill laying out Ohio's new regulations for horizontal shale drilling and the use of renewable energy.
Pending legislation revives shoreline grooming debate
Angeline Franzel of Carsonville washes stones in a bucket along the water at Lakeside Beach in a photo from 2010. A bill in the state Legislature would abolish state regulation of what property owners can do with Great Lakes bottomlands.
