Environmental Engineering Reference
In-Depth Information
http://www.sandfiresecurities.com/down-
loadable/clean_tech_article.pdf.
tonne of CO2. These CERs can be traded,
sold and used by industrialized countries
to a meet a part of their emission reduction
targets under the Kyoto Protocol. http://cdm.
unfccc.int/about/index.html.
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ReNEW™ process for the chemical recy-
cling of post consumer waste PET bottles,
which is viable without subsidies and able
to recycle both clear and coloured bottles
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http://www.business-standard.com/india/
storypage.php?autono=350870.
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Steve Herz, A Clean Solution: Tackling Cli-
mate Change and Sustainable Development
Through Clean Technology, Action Aid In-
ternational Secretariat http://www.actionaid.
org/assets/pdf/Clean_Solution_final.pdf.
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HSBC report “Wide Spectrum of Choices”.
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HSBC report “Wide Spectrum of Choices”.
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Chris Turner: “Feed-in Frenzy: A simple tar-
iff has transformed Germany's green energy
economy. Why isn't Canada following suit?
In The Walrus, Volume 6 Issue 1 January/
February 2009.
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HSBC report “Wide Spectrum of Choices”.
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HSBC report “Wide Spectrum of Choices”.
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October 3, 2008 Michael Pomianek Inside
IP Law Energy, clean tech and IP: Protecting
innovation http://www.masshightech.com/
stories/2008/09/29/focus2-Energy-clean-
tech-and-IP-Protecting-innovation.html.
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The CDM allows emission-reduction (or
emission removal) projects in developing
countries to earn certified emission reduc-
tion (CER) credits, each equivalent to one
