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Day: November 8, 2013

Business
Labor, unions hit govt over science, rail cuts

Australia’s Labor opposition and trade unions have accused the conservative federal Liberal-National government of hostility toward science and rail transport in the wake of cuts

Business
UN and Interpol to study environmental crime

The United Nations and the global policing body INTERPOL are to study the impact of environmental crime on security and development. According to UN Environment

Business
Report says China carbon to trade below $5

A new survey has found that carbon emission permits in China’s fledgling carbon markets will trade below $5 a tonne in initial years, lower than