Tuesday, 25 November 2014

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SUGAR and green day..left poverty and inequality..behind..


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International Conference on Asian Environmental Chemistry (ICAEC)

Environmental chemistry and sound management of hazardous chemicals are becoming important in East Asia where industries are rapidly growing and peoples are becoming more conscious to the pollution problems. Environmental chemicals are also a matter of international affairs as they move in the global scale and international conventions have been working on such as the Basel convention, London convention and Stockholm convention. Therefore, ICAEC organized the international conference in other countries; the first time in Hawaii and the second time in Korea three years ago.

Reason why JEC will hold ICAEC 2014 in Thailand

Accompanied with rapid economic growth of South East Asian countries, environmental pollution in these countries has become major concern in recent years. Japan experienced severe environmental pollution due to economic growth several decades ago, including Minamata disease (methyl mercury poisoning) and Kanemi Yusho (PCB intoxication). In order to establish sound management of chemicals and prevent the re-occurrences of similar pollution incidences, it is useful to share the experiences of Japan among South East Asian countries. (In the ICAEC, stakeholders including researchers in both countries will discuss to prevent environmental pollution by micro-pollutants.)
Thailand is a leading country in the South East Asian region and plays as a hub of networks by hosting many international activities related to environmental protection. Furthermore, many Thai researchers have studied in Japan while Japanese researchers have also worked in Thailand. Since active collaborations between the two countries have been carried out, Thailand is most suitable place for discussing the above topic.

Takeshi Nakano, Ph. D
Research Professor,
Research Center for Environmental Preservation, Osaka University
Organizing committee the International Conference of Asian Environmental
Chemistry (ICAEC2014)

Goal of ICAEC 2014

The goal is to attain sustainable development and better environment in South East Asian countries.

Outcome of ICAEC 2014

The expected outcomes are as follows;
  • To declare importance to prevent pollution by micro-pollutants (declare a statement)
  • To make clear environmental pollution by micro-pollutants in South East Asia, East Asia and South Pacific region
  • To strengthen relationship of researchers, particularly young researchers between Thailand and Japan

Important dates

25 DecemberWEB page open
24 MarchStart Participation Registration
Start Presentation Proposal
Start Call for Papers
10 July 20 julyDeadline for Presentation with title Proposal *Extended
20 JulyDeadline for short paper submission
20 AugustNotification of acceptance for oral or poster presentation
1 September 15 OctoberDeadline for Participation registration
15 OctoberDeadline for payment of the participation registration fee
24 – 25 NovemberICAEC 2014 (International Conference of Asian Environmental Chemistry)
23 NovemberWelcome party
24 NovemberBanquet
26 NovemberExcursion

World Bank to ditch coal for clean energy

By  on 24 Nov 2014 5 comments
Cross-posted from The Guardian

The World Bank will invest heavily in clean energy and only fund coal projects in “circumstances of extreme need” because climate change will undermine efforts to eliminate extreme poverty, says its President Jim Yong Kim.
Talking ahead of a U.N. climate summit in Peru next month, Kim said he was alarmed by World Bank-commissioned research from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany, which said that as a result of past greenhouse gas emissions the world is condemned to unprecedented weather events.
“The findings are alarming. As the planet warms further, heat waves and other weather extremes, which today we call once­-in­-a-century events, would become the 



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Germany fast goals!!!!

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