Sentences with phrase «green industry activities»

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NEW YORK, April 19 (LPC)- The Loan Syndications and Trading Association (LSTA) is developing a standard industry framework for Green loans to allow more activity in the U.S., which is lagging the European loan market due to a previous lack of corporate and regulatory support.

City University London Students» Union supports Meat Free Monday as one of its ongoing environmental «Green Dragons» projects, and runs stalls, activities, and social media campaigns highlighting the environmental impact of the meat industry and showing how individuals can make a difference.

The Group, now a part of the government's Green Construction Board activities has been monitoring construction, demolition and excavation waste since 2008, as well as advising what actions are needed across the industry to be more efficient in the use of materials and to reduce waste to landfill.

Similar activities are available at Citumang (Green Valley) and on the way you can learn about the local culture with a home industry tour visiting traditional puppet workshops, producers and markets.

I've identified at least one way to generate pollution free power (waste heat recycling) and suggested (to your clear disagreement) that it's possible that market forces, including investor and management activism could identify solutions and that certifying groups could set standards of «green» activity that could be adopted by industries.

Yr5 - Yr10 — Global Green Tax on AvGas beginning at 100 % increasing to 300 % thus making all air travel and cargo a «Luxury» activity and Yr5 + therefore Trains & Ships a new «high carbon efficiency» growth industry, including Electric Solar Powered Trains and suburban Light Rail.

In the chart below we separate out the changes into the emission intensity (emissions per unit economic activity, dark blue), production structure (the relationship between industry sectors, pink), export structure (the mix of products exported, bright green) and export volume (the total amount of exports, light blue).

This will include: • Keeping the non-conditional target of 5 % but reducing target range, conditional on global agreement to 20 - 29 % • a phase - out of the free permits for industry by 2012 allowing a gradual growth of jobs in greener industries and a natural transition for employees without job losses; • allowing the market to set the price for carbon permits rather than setting a price ceiling; • allowing industry to gain credit for investing in activities that reduce carbon emissions outside their business interests and operations.

«This year's data reflects longer - term trends of people moving to the Pacific West, where cities such as Portland and Seattle are seeing the combination of a boom in the technology and creative marketing industry, as well as a growing «want» for outdoor activity and green space,» says Michael Stoll, economist, professor and chair of the Department of Public Policy at the University of California, Los Angeles.