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01.25.10
Fungus May Threaten Argentina Soy Crop
Argentine soybean farmers are doing more aerial spraying of crops to control inc...
01.25.10
Green Energy Provisions May Be Included In New Economic-Stimulus Bill
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01.11.10
Biodiesel Rack Prices Up In New Year
The national average B100 rack price has been up about 14.6cts since Dec. to $3....
01.11.10
Oil prices were over $83/barrel Monday, after hitting a 15-month high on data sh...
01.06.10
SOYBEAN HARVESTING KICKS OFF IN BRAZIL
Brazil's soybean farmers are starting to harvest their first 2009-10 beans and a...
01.06.10
BRAZIL SOYBEAN EXPORTS PLUMMET IN DECEMBER
Brazil's Foreign Trade Ministry stated this week that the country's soybean expo...
01.06.10
QUEBEC IS FIRST PROVINCE TO ADOPT CALIFORNIA EMISSIONS STANDARD
Quebec will become the first province in Canada to adopt California's auto emiss...
01.06.10
The governors of 11 Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states have signed a MOU to devel...
12.16.09
India Veg Oil Imports Jump 36% on Year
According to the Solvent Extractors' Association of India, the country's vegetab...
12.16.09
EPA Expected to Finalize RFS2 in January
EPA is not expected to finalize RFS2 until early next month, placing implementat...
US & EU Seek To End Trade Barriers for Green Technology
12.04.07
The US and the EU jointly launched a proposal in world trade talks aimed at countering global climate change by removing trade barriers to climate-friendly technologies.
"By eliminating tariff and nontariff barriers to environmental goods and services, particularly clean energy technologies, we can lower their costs and increase global access to these important products," said US Trade Representative Susan Schwab.
This comes in advance of world trade talks with delegates from about 190 nations set for Bali, Indonesia from Dec. 3 to 14. The talks will focus on a new pact as a successor to the UN Kyoto Protocol, which binds 36 industrial nations to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 5% below 1990 levels by 2012.
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