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3,April 2006
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In this issue
- The third issue of SHADA Newsletter focuses on the roadway
of solar legislation in Spain, with first strong environment
oriented regulation coming up in Barcelona in year 2000 making
installation of solar thermal energy mandatory for most of
new buildings and major renovations. The issue elaborates
on the way this regulation was formulated. Other stories in
the newsletter describe principles of carbon counting for
buildings in use and reports on 2 major events in field of
sustainable building design “SHADA carbon counting workshop
for teachers in architecture" and "Second International
Solar Cities Congress" in Oxford UK.
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2, November 2005
Theme Solar Cities: reducing carbon emissions from
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In this issue
- Second International solar citites congress. 2006
- A climate change actions plan for Oxford city
- The first Carbon counting meeting the oxford agreement
- DECoRuM: An innovative GIS-based model for counting carbin
from cities
- Recent books on sustainable buildings and climate change
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1, June 2005 |
In this issue
- Mainstreaming sustainable buildings in India
- Launch of sustainable habitat design adviser website in India
- Sustainable cities: solar initiative in Oxford
- New initiative: Government of India’s notification for
environment impact assessment for large construction projects
and townships
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