Small-Scale Businesses Forestall a Green India
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FARIDABAD, India -- Ashok Gupta's modest plastic-packaging factory is the oldest in town, and its age shows. The root of all his problems is electricity.
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''Cash-advance'' shops are treading where other small-business lenders fear to go.
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Investors, corporations are warming to the idea that there's money in being green.
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Environmentally friendly flowers are a hard sell. After all, most people donât eat them.
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Environmental group Greenpeace asked India Wednesday to follow Australia and ban the common lightbulb to cut greenhouse gas emissions, fight climate change and conserve energy.
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Life & style: Ban move prompted by carbon footprint concern  'would mean lost jobs in developing countries'.
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Green tech financiers share tips for spotting sustainable startups.
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By Hazimin Sulaiman  TECH companies are gradually moving towards a greener Earth with a little push from the Climate Savers Computing Initiative (CSCI) pioneered by Intel and Google. The initiative is rapidly gaining momentum among major IT players.
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In Michigan, more small, local businesses are inclined to embrace social responsibility and promote environmental health.
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Time is running out for advertisers who are a lighter shade of green, as eco-cliches fall out of fashion.
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While developing nations China, Brazil and India grow at break-neck pace with their burgeoning industry and farming, industrialized countries want them to clean up the dirty practices that have made them some of the world's biggest polluters.
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Number of bat deaths poses a problem for an industry that sells itself as an environmentally friendly alternative to conventional power plants.
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One Fool sees growth in India -- but also a little too much heat.
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Eco-friendly shopping may be fashionable, but critics argue it wonât reduce global warming.
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Blog: Money is pouring into clean tech start-ups but recent reports examine longer-term issues.
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BEING environmentally-conscious is no longer an option for developers.  According to Real Estate and Housing Developers Association (Rehda) president Ng Seing Liang, it's a must if developers want to maintain a competitive edge.
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More retired people are rejecting unfettered leisure in favor of starting up small businesses.