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17.03.2008
Disagreements between rich and developing countries have come into the open at talks in Japan to lay the groundwork for a new deal on climate change.
ContinuaFrom: AFP/Google Temi/paesi correlati: [Energia] [Povertà] [Cambiamento climatico] |
11.03.2008
President Bush rallied rich nations last week to join the the U.K., Japan, and the United States in committing billions of dollars for developing countries to expand their renewable energy capacity.
ContinuaFonte: Worldwatch Institute Temi/paesi correlati: [Germania] [Gran Bretagna] [Stati Uniti] Foto: © Greenpeace UK
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25.02.2008
Japanese telecom leader NTT DoCoMo unveiled an innovative Bluetooth handset, the “Sound Leaf Plus” at the recent Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The light-weight mobile works when pressed against the bone below the ear and has a high frequency switch for improved sound articulation.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Estremo Oriente] [Comunicazione] [ICT Tecnologie informatiche] Foto: The mobile uses bone conduction to send and receive voice signals /Photo credit: BusinessLine/Anand Parthasarathy
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23.01.2008
Greenpeace activists temporarily blocked the Japanese whaling fleet's factory ship from illegally refuelling in Antarctic waters yesterday - the latest skirmish in a two-week battle.
ContinuaFonte: Greenpeace International Foto: © Greenpeace International
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21.12.2007
The Japanese government has confirmed that that it has abandoned plans to kill humpback whales in the Southern Ocean this season.
ContinuaFonte: Greenpeace International Foto: Whale (Greenpeace) © Greenpeace International
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18.12.2007
Eight years ago the world's wealthiest countries promised to provide the funding needed to ensure that all children worldwide can attend school. But now, halfway to the global 2015 deadline for universal primary education, developed countries are failing to come up with the aid.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld US Temi/paesi correlati: [Stati Uniti] [Aiuti] [Bambini] [Educazione] [Giovani] Foto: UNESCO - Global Monitoring Report 2008 © UNESCO
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11.12.2007
The 10th anniversary of the Kyoto Protocol today – which requires industrialised countries to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by at least five per cent from the 1990 level – was marked by a warning that the treaty is under threat at the UN climate change negotiations in Bali, Indonesia.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld UK Temi/paesi correlati: [Stati Uniti] [Indonesia] [Canada] [Australia] Foto: Kyoto Protocol demonstration
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07.12.2007
YK:n Balin ilmastoneuvotteluissa jaettiin valtioita vuohiin ja lampaisiin. Hyvikseksi on nousemassa Kiina, jonka asennoituminen ilmastonmuutokseen on muuttunut selvästi viime vuosina. Moitteita keräävät erityisesti Malesia, Saudi Arabia, Japani ja Kanada.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld UK Temi/paesi correlati: [Arabia Saudita] [Malesia] [Cina] [Canada] [Cambiamento climatico] Foto: -
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07.12.2007
China was named Good Guy at the UN climate change negotiations in Bali on Friday, Malaysia was condemned to join Saudi Arabia, Japan and Canada in the Bad Guys group and Australia and India were told to make up their mind which category they wanted to be in.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld UK Temi/paesi correlati: [Arabia Saudita] [Malesia] [India] [Cina] [Canada] [Australia] |
05.12.2007
Saudi Arabia was given the Fossil of the Day Award by NGOs at the climate change conference in Bali, Indonesia, on Wednesday.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld UK Temi/paesi correlati: [Europa] [Arabia Saudita] [Cambiamento climatico] |
04.12.2007
Haluaako Japani romuttaa kansainvälisen ilmastosopimuksen, kyselivät useat kansalaisjärjestöt Balin kokouksen toisena päivänä. Niiden mukaan Japani ei ole suostunut puhumaan sitovista päästötavoitteista.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld UK Temi/paesi correlati: [Cambiamento climatico] Foto: -
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19.11.2007
It's anchors aweigh as the Japanese whaling fleet sets off to kill more than 1,000 whales in its biggest hunt since a moratorium came into effect over 20 years ago. And Greenpeace is alongside, by boat and blog.
ContinuaFonte: Greenpeace International Foto: © Greenpeace International
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22.10.2007
Japanese bloggers are discussing the state of welfare in their country after the well documented death of a man due to starvation revealed cracks in the system.
ContinuaFonte: Global Voices Online |
06.09.2007
Three inmates on Japan's death row were recently executed by hanging, bringing the total number of executions administered under former Justice Minister Nagase Jinen to ten -- in less than a year. Judging from the blogosphere's reaction, Japanese opinion seems to run the gamut on capital punishment.
ContinuaFonte: Global Voices Online Foto: Many Japanese bloggers are opposed to the death penalty. © Amnesty International - International Secretariat
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15.08.2007
This year’s sixth anniversary celebration of the Tokyo Pride Parade exemplifies the slow but steady growth of awareness and acceptance regarding gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender issues in Japan. Japanese bloggers and participants share their thoughts and reactions.
ContinuaFonte: Global Voices Online Foto: The 6th Tokyo Pride Parade. © Global Voices Online
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12.08.2007
Japan was once the largest borrower from the World Bank, the institution's president, Robert B. Zoellick, said during a visit to the country in which he noted a six-year decline in Tokyo’s aid budget.
ContinuaFonte: World Bank |
07.08.2007
The anniversaries of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are reminders of the continued peril that humanity faces - a peril far too serious to be left only in the hands of government leaders, says David Krieger.
ContinuaFonte: Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Temi/paesi correlati: [Stati Uniti] |
23.07.2007
"History is full of seemingly impossible goals which became achievable because people made their voices heard," says peace activist Steven Crandell.
ContinuaFonte: Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Foto: © Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
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19.07.2007
Nuclear power is never safe, but it can be made less safe through a combination of lies, cover-ups and geological fault lines: a look at the damage caused by an earthquake to the world's largest nuclear plant - and the revelations that have been coming out since about spills and leaks at the facility.
ContinuaFonte: Greenpeace International |
17.07.2007
UNITED NATIONS, Jul 17 (OneWorld) - The huge fire and radioactive leak at a nuclear site in Japan caused by Monday's earthquake have prompted new calls for restraints on the use of nuclear technology.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld US Temi/paesi correlati: [Energia] [Nucleare] |



