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Last month, The Hon. Craig Cannonier was elected Premier of Bermuda and began work appointing his new cabinet.
All Members of Cabinet are given the title Ministers; whom are party representatives within the Legislature.
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As of January 1st, Concord became among the first U.S. communities to ban single-serving plastic water bottles.
The US town of Concord in Massachusetts has banned the sale of bottled water in units smaller than one litre.
First offenders will get a warning. Anyone caught selling the banned bottles a second time will be fined $25, with $50 for further offences.
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AUSTRALIA -- In 2012, National Electricity Market electricity consumption continued its four-year decline. Everyone seems surprised that electricity demand continues to decline despite population and the economy growing. This highlights the limits of economic forecasting and the lack of "bottom-up" modelling based on real activity.
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Electricity demand in Australia has fallen by more than 5% over the last 6 years.
This is more than expected, and their conclusion is that estimates of energy savings tend to ignore "technical, social and institutional" effects that amplify savings.
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Newly appointed Minister of Environment & Planning Sylvan Richards spoke at last night’s [Jan 17] panel discussion on “Green Buildings and LEED certification.” The discussion was hosted by Greenrock’s Green Buildings Forum and the Bermuda Facilities Managers Association, and was held at the ACE Building.
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