Showing posts with label Markets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Markets. Show all posts
Sunday, January 28, 2018
Beijing to shut down 1,000 manufacturing companies by 2020
Ετικέτες
Beijing,
China,
cities,
development,
Markets,
overpopulation
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Friday, May 19, 2017
Thursday, May 18, 2017
Friday, May 05, 2017
Saturday, November 05, 2016
Friday, January 15, 2016
Oil prices drop below $30 as global markets slide
Monday, December 21, 2015
Brent oil hits 11-year low as oil extends slide on glut worries
Ετικέτες
exports,
Markets,
Oil,
prices,
United States
Thursday, November 05, 2015
Friday, October 23, 2015
Gazprom says prospects of Iranian gas entering European market very distant
Ετικέτες
embargo,
European Union,
exports,
Gazprom,
IRAN,
LNG,
Markets,
natural gas,
technology
Friday, August 21, 2015
Monday, August 17, 2015
Oil Prices Drop on Glut Supply Fears
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Monday, July 14, 2014
Marine experts urge Australians to eat more sea urchins to save environment (is said to contain euphoria-causing chemicals similar to that found in cannabis)
Marine experts are urging Australians to eat more sea urchins and help
the environment at the same time, local media reported on Monday.
Australian sea urchin fishermen are doing great business with the Chinese market, but researchers hope Australians can develop a taste for the seafood in order to create more demand, the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) reported.
If there was more demand, more sea urchins would be removed from sensitive reef areas where they are devouring kelp and in turn depleting lobster and abalone stocks.
Australian sea urchin fishermen are doing great business with the Chinese market, but researchers hope Australians can develop a taste for the seafood in order to create more demand, the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) reported.
If there was more demand, more sea urchins would be removed from sensitive reef areas where they are devouring kelp and in turn depleting lobster and abalone stocks.
Ετικέτες
Australia,
China,
environment,
fishing overcapacity,
food,
Markets,
sea urchins
Saturday, April 19, 2014
Russia’s Arctic oil rig to boost country’s role on world energy markets. - A total of 300,000 metric tons are planned to be exported to international markets
Prirazlomnaya offshore platform project, which is located in the Sea
of Pechora, will give an impulse to the expansion of Russia’s presence
on global energy markets, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday.
“The start of loading of the oil produced at Prirazlomnaya means that the entire project will exert a most encouraging influence on Russia’s presence on the energy markets and will stimulate the Russian economy in general and its energy sector in particular,” he said.
Putin witnessed the loading of the first batch of oil from ice-resistant oil rig Prirazlomnaya on the Arctic shelf during a link-up conference with Russian energy giant Gazprom chief Alexei Miller, who was at the oil platform at that time.
“The start of loading of the oil produced at Prirazlomnaya means that the entire project will exert a most encouraging influence on Russia’s presence on the energy markets and will stimulate the Russian economy in general and its energy sector in particular,” he said.
Putin witnessed the loading of the first batch of oil from ice-resistant oil rig Prirazlomnaya on the Arctic shelf during a link-up conference with Russian energy giant Gazprom chief Alexei Miller, who was at the oil platform at that time.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Environment: Experts meet to discuss how to better fight wildlife trafficking in the EU and globally
European Commission, Press release, Brussels, 10 April 2014 -
Following an invitation by the
European Commission, 170 experts met today in Brussels to discuss how
the EU can better fight wildlife trafficking.
The conference marked the end of a public consultation which was launched on 7 February with a Communication by the Commission (COM (2014) 64 final). The background of the Commission's
initiative is the surge in wildlife trafficking globally over the last
years which has reached a level that threatens the survival of some
endangered species and undermines good governance and sustainable
development. Organised crime is significantly involved in this lucrative
business, also within the EU.
Thursday, March 06, 2014
Invasive alien species: MEPs reach agreement with the Greek Presidency
Plans to prevent the introduction or halt the spread of
“invasive alien species” of plants, animals or insects that cause
ecological and economic damage were agreed by MEPs and the Greek
Presidency of the Council on Wednesday. The draft legislation, which
would require EU member states to coordinate their efforts, provides for
a ban on species declared to be of “Union concern”.
“Invasive alien species cause damage worth at least €12 billion every year in Europe and many member states already have to spend considerable resources in dealing with them”, said MEP Pavel Poc (S&D, CZ) who is steering the legislation through Parliament.
“Invasive alien species cause damage worth at least €12 billion every year in Europe and many member states already have to spend considerable resources in dealing with them”, said MEP Pavel Poc (S&D, CZ) who is steering the legislation through Parliament.
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Turkish-Greek partnership brings mastic products to Turkey
The company ‘Akdenizli’ (Mediterranean), founded by Turkish Ahmet Müderrisoğlu and his Greek partner Yannis Botsaris, introduces the mastic resin products to the Turkish market...
Yannis Botsaris, a Greek businessmen working in China, met his future business partner, Ahmet Müderrisoğlu, when his interest in marble from the inner Aegean province of Afyon brought him to Turkey. As the friendship developed, Botsaris asked his friend what he could bring from Greece. As Müderrisoğlu and his wife were fond of mastic resin-based products, it became customary for Botsaris to bring them each time he came to Turkey.
Yannis Botsaris, a Greek businessmen working in China, met his future business partner, Ahmet Müderrisoğlu, when his interest in marble from the inner Aegean province of Afyon brought him to Turkey. As the friendship developed, Botsaris asked his friend what he could bring from Greece. As Müderrisoğlu and his wife were fond of mastic resin-based products, it became customary for Botsaris to bring them each time he came to Turkey.
Friday, February 14, 2014
More than 40 countries sign declaration on fighting with illegal trade in wildlife
LONDON, February 14, (ITAR-TASS/. Officials from 46
countries, including Russia, on Thursday signed an intergovernmental
declaration on fighting with illegal trade in wildlife.
The Russian delegation to the conference at Lancaster House where the declaration was signed was led by Natural Resources Minister Vladimir Kirillov.
The document outlines the practical steps towards curbing the illegal trade in wild animals and wildlife artifacts, including rhino horns and elephant tusks. It envisions amendments in the national legislations of signatory countries that will toughen the punishment for poachers, step up cross-border coordination and improve information exchange.
The Russian delegation to the conference at Lancaster House where the declaration was signed was led by Natural Resources Minister Vladimir Kirillov.
The document outlines the practical steps towards curbing the illegal trade in wild animals and wildlife artifacts, including rhino horns and elephant tusks. It envisions amendments in the national legislations of signatory countries that will toughen the punishment for poachers, step up cross-border coordination and improve information exchange.
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Κρατήρας από διαμάντι στη Σιβηρία;/Les diamants secrets des Russes menacent le marché mondial...
Ετικέτες
la Russie,
La Terre,
marché mondial,
Markets,
météorite,
διαμάντια,
μετεωρίτες,
ορυκτά,
Ρωσία
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