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- New York Mayor Bloomberg's New Environmental Initiatives
Windfarms Windfarms New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is advocating the construction of a wind power complex off the coast of Long Island, similar to the wind turbines in the North Sea off the coast of Denmark. Bloomberg and his sustainability
- Gantar First Slovenian Speaker to Visit Denmark
(STA) - Pavel Gantar is to start a first-ever visit by a Slovenia parliamentary speaker to Denmark on Tuesday. Meeting his counterpart Thor Pedersen on Tuesday and Queen Margrethe II of Denmark on Wednesday, Gantar is expected to focus on cooperation, EU
- Why Africa should not support the Copenhagen accord
By Benard Namanya THE Copenhagen accord on climate change was neither adopted nor endorsed by the 15th conference of parties in Copenhagen, Denmark. This means the accord does not have any legal standing within the UN system. Notwithstanding, the
- Copenhagen blog: Shut out of the summit
Canadian youth do a silent lie-in to express their frustration towards the Canadian government's recently leaked climate plan. Submitted by Adam Scott. As of yesterday, civil society participation at the Copenhagen summit was drastically reduced, with
- Denmark Dec '09 industrial output drops 1.8% M/M
- Denmark's seasonally adjusted industrial production went down 1.8% month-on-month in December 2009 at fixed prices, and was 22.6% lower than in December 2008, Statistics Denmark said Friday. As for October-December, the index declined 2.3% from the
- The Battle Ahead: Climate Change After Copenhagen
Mark Hertsgaard, Nancy Youman Open Society Fellow Mark Hertsgaard and Nancy Youman, deputy director of OSI U.S. Programs, recently returned from the climate change summit held in Copenhagen in December. During this discussion, they share their
- InterContinental Hotels Group opens its first hotel in Denmark
InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has opened its first hotel in Denmark with the Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers. The 366-room Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers stands 85 metres tall with stunning views over the Copenhagen skyline and the whole Oeresund
- Defence budget stretched
Transportation expenses and massive munitions use in Afghanistan force Danish Defence Command to adjust their budget Unforeseen expenses in the Afghanistan military effort have coerced the defence forces to entertain significant cutbacks. The cost of
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