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India's energy sector tackles carbon emissions by investing $60 billion in national gas grid
One of the world’s largest consumers of oil and coal, India, is investing tens of billions of dollars to build a national gas grid and the necessary import terminals by 2024, in a bid to cut its carbon emissions. Läs mer...
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India’s population to surpass China’s in 6yrs
The global population will add 2 billion in the next three decades, closing in on the 10-billion milestone by 2050, the UN said. India, projected to overtake China, will lead the charge. Läs mer...
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19 Indian students kill themselves after controversial examination results
Nineteen students have taken their own lives in the Indian state of Telangana since mid-April, after the release of intermediate examination results, officials say. Läs mer...
Buried Down Under?
Australia faces trash crisis as India bans plastic waste imports.
he recycling crisis in Australia is set to worsen after the country lost the fourth-largest destination for its rubbish. India has announced a complete ban of plastic waste imports this month.
Recycling is “greatly under threat,” the Australian Council of Recycling has warned, pointing to the closure of Asian markets. Last December India imported 13 percent of Australia’s total waste exports.
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Amnesty nominerar vinnaren av årets Per Anger-pris
Per Anger-priset 2014 delas i år ut till Rita Mahato från Nepal. Rita är företrädare för kvinnorättsorganisationen Women’s Rehabilitation Centre, WOREC, en samarbetsorganisation till Amnesty International. Läs mer...
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Atlas Copco vinner order i Indien
Atlas Copco har fått en ny order på gruvutrustning värderat till cirka MEUR 7 (MSEK 60) från Hindustan Zinc. Utrustningen ska användas i Zawar- och Kayad-gruvorna i nordvästra Indien. Läs mer...
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Asian economies to take over ‘7% Growth Club’ in 2020s
Asian countries are expected to be the main drivers of global growth through the next decade, with growth rates at around 7 percent, but China is not on the list. Läs mer...
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India is building a city from scratch to attract foreign investors
India is building a new city to give global investors an easy way into its booming economy. Läs mer...
Klockan i Bombay, Indien
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China, Nepal sign trade, infrastructure and security deals
China's Xi also pledges financial aid as he becomes first Chinese leader to visit Nepal in more than 20 years. Läs mer...
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