london-05-november

Environment must become No. 1 over economy soon (The Sault Star)

A s if evidence wasn’t already overwhelming, more surfaced last week that when the environment versus the economy, the economy always wins. At least so far.

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Environment must become No. 1 over economy soon (The Sault Star)

london-05-november

PRESS RELEASE: Fitch: Europe Airlines Operating Environment Tough (Nasdaq)

Fitch Ratings-London-05 November 2009: Fitch Ratings says in a special report published today that it expects the operating environment for Europe’s airline industry to remain tough in the short-to-medium term, and that all the major European network carriers will likely experience negative operating margins in 2009.

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PRESS RELEASE: Fitch: Europe Airlines Operating Environment Tough (Nasdaq)

london-05-november

No national bottle refunds, say environment ministers (thewest.com.au)

State and federal environment ministers have defied a chorus of demands for a nationwide deposit scheme for plastic bottles.

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No national bottle refunds, say environment ministers (thewest.com.au)