The global aquaculture sector could produce 33 percent more fish for human consumption over the next decade, an increase in production that will help feed a growing world...
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Aquaculture output to rise 33 percent over next decade, UN says
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Romney surrogate: ‘He’s certainly not a denier' on climate
A Romney campaign representative said Wednesday that the presumptive GOP White House nominee is “certainly not a denier” of global warming, but attacked “unilateral” U.S....
First E15 gas pump to open in Kansas
The nation’s first 15 percent ethanol blend will begin fueling vehicles next week at a Kansas gas station.
China drives 24% rise in new clean tech investment in Q2
(Reuters) - China was the main contributor to a 24 percent rise in new global investment in clean energy in the second quarter as large Chinese solar and wind projects...
Amtrak unveils $151B plan for Northeast high speed rail by 2040
Amtrak, the government-owned national rail corporation, on Monday released an ambitious $151 billion plan to develop a high-speed rail line along the currently existing...
U.S. Navy unveils new shore energy policy aimed at cutting base consumption in half
WASHINGTON, July 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. Navy unveiled a major update of its energy policies ashore on Tuesday, callingfor improved efficiency, greater conservation and...
Japan aims to create $628 billion green energy market: government draft
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will aim to create a 50 trillion yen ($628 billion) green energy market by 2020 through deregulation and subsidies to promote development of...
U.S. corn, soybeans in worst condition since 1988
CHICAGO, July 9 (Reuters) -- U.S. corn and soybean crops, the world's largest, are in the worst condition since the last major drought in America's breadbasket...
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