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Archive for 2010
One year on from Copenhagen, the UN climate change talks began on Monday, hosted by the Government of Mexico, in Cancún. The expectations for Copenhagen were high, some believe too high. Many goalposts were moved forward in Copenhagen, but yes, the meeting fell short of concluding on one legally binding agreement. In opening the COP16 [...]
After the rather disappointing outcome of the Copenhagen Climate Summit 2009 right now 16th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 16) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is being held in Cancun. Compared to the massive promotion and high expectations of last year’s event, the Cancun Summit isn’ t [...]
Water is the source of all life, and like all goods it isn’t portioned out fairly. When considering that the average German flushes more water down the toilet in a year than an average African uses during his entire life, it becomes clear just how uneven the access to clean water is. The amount of [...]
Linked data, linked open data and open government data are some of the buzz phrases associated with the web 2.0 and the semantic web. The term describes a way of exposing, sharing, and connecting data via dereferenceable URIs. “Open Knowledge” can be any information or content that is free for people to use, re-use and [...]
Following the worldwide trend of Open Government Data as well as Linked (Open) Data, REEEP launched in cooperation with our implementation partner “Semantic Web Company” the new reegle data portal today. On data.reegle.info you now can find data on stakeholders in the clean energy area as well as (energy) country profiles. This is just the [...]
A new report from The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) proves again what many in the line of green businesses already expect: a rapid growth of renewable energy technologies. In fact, the report concludes that such sources of energy are right on track to stir up our conventional energy-mix, and faster than it was anticipated.
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