Waste Treatment News
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Billionaire Li Ka-shing’s Cheung Kong Holdings Ltd. and partners agreed to buy AVR Afvalverwerking BV from Van Gansewinkel Groep BV for 943.7 million euros ($1.3 billion) to add waste processing in Europe.
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Ford Motor Co.’s call today with Chief Financial Officer Bob Shanks on the No. 2 U.S. carmaker’s sustainability efforts showed that going green is falling into the laps of those who control purse strings at more of the world’s largest companies.
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Suez Environnement is “sheltered” from a hostile takeover offer even though a shareholder pact will expire in less than two months, Chairman Gerard Mestrallet told investors today.
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Across the river from Belinda Elida Barja’s two-room apartment, the lead and zinc smelters of Doe Run Peru spread smoke and dust in the mountain town of La Oroya.
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Cia. de Saneamento de Minas Gerais, Brazil’s second-biggest water utility by market value, will invest 900 million reais ($449 million) this year in infrastructure including 80 sewage-treatment plants.
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When a recruiter called last year about a position as a mechanic in British Columbia, Paul Thomas said he could hardly believe it.
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Suez Environnement , Europe’s second- largest water company, more than doubled first-half profit and raised full-year financial targets amid a pickup in industrial waste treatment in Europe.
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Suez Environnement, Europe’s second-biggest water company, said first-quarter profit remained almost unchanged because of a “particularly difficult” economic environment.
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Teck Resources Ltd., a Vancouver- based coal and copper producer, said a waste-treatment plant at its Trail site is operating again following an earlier shutdown because of a discharge into the Columbia River.
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Pennon Group Plc, the U.K.’s third- largest publicly traded water utility, said today that its waste management company Viridor won a 30-year treatment contract with Peterborough’s city council.
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