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Environmental Finance Features April 2007
Principles into practice Neil Daetwyler explores how the banks are implementing the Equator Principles, and reviews the latest innovations Project Finance Circling the Equator Banks trumpet the Equator Principles as evidence of a responsible approach ...
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Environmental Finance - Fund Management - May 2006
Pam Flaherty, Citigroup: "The goal of the Equator Principles is to establish a set of best practices for all project finance." The Equator banks argue that the ... the long-awaited IFC changes impacted on Equator. Now that issue is settled, participating banks hope that more will join the Equator fold. A working group of Equator banks plans a structured outreach to ...
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Andropogon gayanus
Plants are useful for planting on banks for erosion control. Folk Medicine No data uncovered. Chemistry On a zero moisture basis, ... = 20, 40, 44) Distribution Native and widely distributed in tropical Africa, north and south of Equator; introduced to other tropical areas, as tropical Queensland, Brazil, India, and western Australia. Ecology ...
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Sustainability homepage
Support Link National Pollution Prevention Roundtable Technical Standards & ISO 14000 SustainAbility The Equator Principles EurActiv.com Sustainability News Ceres Sustainable Prosperity Sustainable Life Media U.S ... Roundtable website (click here). Banks Sign Upgraded Environmental & Social Principles - Jul 7, 2006: Access a release (click here). Access the official Equator Principles website for a ...
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Economy | COA News
US and Europe. Public boards should make corporations and banks more accountable. Watch the interview with Leo Panitch. Editor Email: ... rainforest at the intersection of the Andes, the Amazon and the Equator. Read more... The economy and working people Posted April 4th, 2008 ... register to post comments | play or download | 0 sec As Big Banks Fall: The Bear Has Fallen and the Bull is Gone New ...
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Economy | COA News
US and Europe. Public boards should make corporations and banks more accountable. Watch the interview with Leo Panitch. Editor Email: ... rainforest at the intersection of the Andes, the Amazon and the Equator. Read more... The economy and working people Posted April 4th, 2008 ... register to post comments | play or download | 0 sec As Big Banks Fall: The Bear Has Fallen and the Bull is Gone New ...
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Water pollution
Most rivers With the exception of the Nile, flow towards the Equator. The flow in most rivers is not uniform, which means that ... of rivers that are lifelines for the millions living along their banks. These rivers can be categorized into four groups: Rivers that ... and Bharuch in Gujarat are some important cities located on the banks. The major cause of pollution is run-off from agricultural ...
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Nutria, Myocastor coypus, control and management
Range The original range of nutria was south of the equator in temperate South America. This species has been introduced into other areas, primarily for ... unsuitable. In the United States, farm ponds and other freshwater impoundments, drainage canals with spoil banks, rivers and bayous, freshwater and brackish marshes, swamps, and combinations of various wetland types ...
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Ocean Resources - MarineBio.org
The areas of highest productivity known as banks are actually where the Continental Shelf extends outward towards the ocean. These include the Georges ... heat. Evaporation cools ocean water which cools the atmosphere. It is most noticeable near the equator and the effect decreases closer to the poles. Oxygen Production Gases in the atmosphere like ...
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Wild World Glossary
Riparian pertaining to the banks of a river or other body of fresh water Savanna a type of grassland with ... temperatures and seasonal droughts. Tropical rain forest a type of wet forest found near the Equator that harbors the richest diversity of terrestrial plant and animal species. Upwelling an upward flow ...
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