International Green Building Conference 2016
The International Green Building Conference 2016, held in Singapore from 7 to 9 September, gathered more than 1,000 participants to discuss the theme, "Build Green: The Next Decade".
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7 ideas for greener, healthier living
Hydroponics at home, anti-pollution skincare, machine-run composting - Eco-Business rounds up seven of the most exciting products and technologies present at the recent Green Living consumer fair in Singapore.
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To make big strides in sustainability efforts, rope in the young and implement a series of small behavioural nudges, said panelists on the final day of the International Green Building Conference.
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Finding fresh angles on green buildings could help architects, engineers and planners see how their work ties in to the larger sustainability story.
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The smart way to sustainable cities
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Smart cities are also green cities, with their common goals and the similar methods for achieving them, said panellists at the close of the International Green Building Conference.
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9 九月 2016
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7 九月 2016
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