Environment & Energy: Press Releases

Change a Light Bulb, Change the World – International Workshop for Phase-Out of Inefficient Lighting:
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Posted on 24 June 2010
Low-Carbon Development is imperative for China: New report debates country’s green growth future:
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Posted on 15 April 2010
Timing and sequencing of China’s low-carbon policies play a critical role in the country’s future growth:
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Posted on 15 April 2010
China's low carbon future at critical crossroads, says new report:
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Posted on 15 April 2010
UNDP and GEF kick off a green initiative to empower local communities and NGOs in protecting the environment and combating climate change:
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Posted on 27 March 2010
China’s Pathway Towards a Low Carbon Economy and Society:
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Posted on 15 December 2009
THE SECRETARY GENERAL -- LIGHTING UP WITH CLEANER TECHNOLOGY:
REMARKS ON CLIMATE CHANGE AT THE “GREEN LIGHTS” PROGRAMME LAUNCHcheap softwareoem software
Posted on 24 July 2009
Clean Electric Buses debut to serve 2008 Olympics:
United Nations and GEF team up with Beijing to promote clean energy public transport to reduce emissions and improve air quality   Read More >>>
Posted on 30 July 2008
First carbon neutral film festival in China:
UNDP and Shanghai International Film Festival join forces in a historical effort to go green  Read More >>>
Posted on 08 May 2008
Green technology—innovative solutions for climate change:
High-level Forum held to discuss future actions to combat climate change through technology innovation  Read More >>>
Posted on 24 April 2008
Boosting rural energy development to combat poverty:
UNDP forges partnership with Office of the State Council Energy Leading Group for sustainable rural energy development   Read More >>>
Posted on 22 November 2007
Promote volunteerism in China through the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games:
A project launched to support Olympic volunteerism as a resource for development in China  Read More >>>
Posted on 24 July 2007
Promoting energy efficiency and cutting emissions in rural China:
A successful partnership between UNDP, UNIDO, Chinese Government and GEF to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions in China’s rural enterprises.  Read More >>>
Posted on 15 May 2007
Building a safer future for coal miners and their families:
A New UN project to improve policies and raise awareness of mine safety at the community level  Read More >>>
Posted on 26 March 2007
Energy-efficient refrigerator campaign a success:
A successful partnership between UNDP, Chinese Government and GEF
to promote energy-efficient CFC free refrigerators
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Posted on 20 December 2006
Five FuWa to star in a national campaign to promote Green Olympics:
UN and Chinese government join hands in an innovative project to raise environmental awareness in China.  Read More >>>
Posted on 18 December 2006
Partnering to build up environmental awareness in China:
UNDP teams up with Norway to promote environmental protection, awareness and biodiversity  Read More >>>
Posted on 29 September 2006
Emissions-free fuel-cell buses debuts in Beijing:
Three new Fuel-Cell Buses hit the streets of Beijing today, bringing emissions-free fuel-cell based public transportation to China for the first time. After over 3,000 kilometers of test runs and security checks, today, the buses officially begin running their 18.2 kilometer route from the North Gate of the Summer Palace to the Wudaokou area.   Read More >>>
Posted on 20 June 2006
Clean energy: a positive agent of change in China:
The Conference of China Clean Energy Action Promotion will be held on Friday, 23 September, at 8:45 a.m. at the Central Garden Hotel (No. 18 XiZhiMenWai GaoLiangQiao XieJie).   Read More >>>
Posted on 02 December 2005
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