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• CIC 1,58 milliard de dollars États-Unis Morgan Stanley (9,86 % equity after the current operation) Setting up a strategic investment in PT Bumi resources tbk AES 15% equity 1,25 milliard de dollars can. Canada Penn West Energy Trust 2010 • CIC Sources : Presse et NATIXIS. L’ÉMERGENCE DE LA CHINE CAE098_Chine.pmd 41 30/05/2011, 14:39 41 42 CONSEIL D’ANALYSE ÉCONOMIQUE CAE098_Chine.pmd 42 30/05/2011, 14:39 2007 • ICBC • CITIC • China

............................... 48 1.5. Impact concentrated on the islands................................................................................................ 49 1.6. Other impacts on the environment in the destinations: water, waste, energy ................................ 51 2. The growing impact of tourist transport ................................................................................... 53 2.1. Transport: a fundamental component of the tourist boom.................

considèrent comme génétiquement supérieurs au reste de l'humanité 24. Barbara Minton Jane Burgermeister : Journaliste scientifique, elle vit à Vienne, en Autriche. Elle a la double nationalité autrichienne et irlandaise. Correspondante européenne de « Renewable Energy World.com », elle écrit aussi pour le magazine Nature, le British Medical Journal et American Prospec’t, notamment sur le changement climatique, la biotechnologie et l'écologie. Comme le contrôle des médias par l'Elite au pouvoir a permis de

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in 1978 abandoned its earlier plans for conventional and nuclear desalination as technologically premature and economically unfeasible, (e.g. Wolf, 1998), and despite major technological innovations since that time desalination remains capital and energy intensive. Jordan on its part did not engage in desalination of seawater at the Gulf of Aqaba because this is costly, requires transport of freshwater over long distances and would increase this country’s dependence upon oil imports (Abu Qdais and

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relevant information. (20) Public contracts which are awarded by the contracting authorities operating in the water, energy, transport and postal services sectors and which fall within the scope of those activities are covered by Directive 2004/17/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 March 2004 coordinating the procurement procedures of entities operating in the water, energy, transport and postal services sectors 1. However, contracts awarded by the contracting authorities in the context

les Français. L’économie du Nouveau Monde www.adnmonde.fr 11 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY T he New World economy is already here. An economy at the service of mankind, free of fossil and fissile energies, connected and relocated. Everywhere in the world, energy transition is taking place. Civil, entrepreneurial, local achievements are proliferating. France is no exception! We have in front of us living proof that an efficient, long-term economy serving the common good and creating employment is not only

and 2,000 tonnes of plastics on our fresh produce. II.3. TESCO’S COMMUNICATION Corporate Responsibility website: http://www.tescocorporate.com/cr.htm III. SAINSBURY III.1. SAINSBURY’S POLICY Climate change is a key driver for us so reducing energy, packaging and waste are big priorities for our business. The increasing amount of waste sent to landfill in the UK continues to be an issue of national importance. We aim to minimise consumer packaging and carrier bag use as well as the waste

activities  and  ways  of  life  to  restrict  gas  emissions  and  greenhouse  effects.    For  instance,  certain  rural  accommodations  practise  the  sorting  of  waste,  manage  the  water  consumption or have housing like yurts or tepees using renewable energy.    2. CRM, a good way to figure out the customers’ needs    The tourism economy is in perpetual evolution. The demand and the needs of the customer are in  an unceasing change and the market is very competitive. In addition, the tourism economy suffers