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U.S Supreme Court Block Obama’s Clean Energy Initiatives because of costs constrains

U.S Supreme Court Block Obama’s Clean Energy Initiatives because of costs constrains

The Strategist | 07/01/2015 | Management & Strategy

The U.S Supreme court blocked Obama’s Clean Energy Initiatives because the EPA had not factored in the cost to comply with such directives. Five months before the UN led climate change summit which is to be held later in Paris this year, the U.S Supreme Court blocked President Obama’s clean energy...

Barack Obama, Clean Energy Initiative, climate change, coal power plants, pollution, U.S Supreme Court ruling

Water Issues in Asia : An Interview With Jean-Philippe Filhol, Veolia Water Technologies

Water Issues in Asia : An Interview With Jean-Philippe Filhol, Veolia Water Technologies

La Rédaction | 05/22/2015 | Companies & CEOs

For decades, Asia has served as a factory for the rest of the world. However, the offshoring of production to that part of the world has resulted in the displacement of a number of environmental issues, starting with those caused by industrial scale production. In an interview, Jean-Philippe...

Asia, environment, footprint, interview, Jean-Philippe Filhol, pollution, technologies, Veolia, water

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