The Australian, 2/3/2006, p. 9
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Canada’s Conservative Government plans emissions trading scheme for large polluters
Canada’s turn as president: Ambrose said she was looking forward
to her role as president of the Conference of Parties to the Kyoto
Protocol, a rotating position held by Canada this year.New negotiations in May: In May, member countries will begin
negotiations aimed at deeper cuts in emissions, beyond those in the
current protocol, and extending further into the future.Reference: Digest of latest news reported on website of Climate
Change Secretariat of United Nations Framework on Climate Change
Control (UNFCCC). 24 February 2006. Address: PO Box 260 124, D-53153
Bonn. Germany. Phone: : (49-228) 815-1005, Fax: (49-228) 815-1999.
Email: press@unfccc.int
http://www.unfccc.intErisk Net, 1/3/2006
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Queensland experiences hottest summer on record
The Courier Mail, 1/3/2006, p. 3
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Four Corners program shows Govt never intended emissions cuts
The Canberra Times, 28/2/2006, p. 15
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Revolutionary small wind turbine capable of generating power in gale force winds
New internally-developed technologies used on Airdolphin (patents pending): They include:
- lightweight turbine design;
- multi-stagger propeller design;
- propeller blade noise reduced by one fifth;
- new rudder design;
- no-screw housing;
- power-assist rotation;
- Zephyr Power Management System;
- newly developed turbine; and
- built-in multi-function information system.
Contact: Zephyr Corporation: Jack Muroi, Phone: +81 3 3299 1910. Fax: +81 3 3299 1977. Email: zephyr@zephyreco.co.jp
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Green light for converting red lights and saving $2.8 million a year
Reference: Contact Jeff Bye on (0419) 297 119 or visit http:/ http://www.demandmanager.com.au.
Erisk Net, 25/2/2006