Production processes, energy, carbon footprint and water were growing considerations, Griffiths, managing director of ecosystems, water and the sustainable forest products industry at the WBCSD, told the meeting.

“Water quality and its sustainable use is an urgent global problem. There is a pressing need for clear principles and tools for achieving and demonstrating progress towards sustainable water management!”

A pledge to do whatever is necessary to build an inclusive, green, and sustainable recovery, reinvigorate
renewable energy stocks, a holistic approach to the reform of global financial institutions and the way money moves, to ensure the flow of funds into clean energy ventures and national projects.

Clean Energy Opportunities in the Persian Gulf
By Sam Hopkins | Tuesday, March 24th, 2009

You know the energy world is changing when a Persian Gulf financial crisis has big renewable energy implications…
Abu Dhabi produces about 90% of the oil in the United Arab Emirates and is host to the world’s first green city project, Masdar. Abu [...]

Special Report!
If you haven’t been following the debate surrounding carbon trading, you’re missing out! The implications for how our nation, and the world, produces energy, and it’s potential to offer a myriad of opportunities for well-informed investors.