Slowdown and higher costs hit auto suppliers
Updated: 2011-07-31 15:10:23
Detroit: US-based auto suppliers are contending with higher commodity costs and a slowdown in the global economy that will pressure them to wring out more efficiencies and remain lean through the rest of the year.
Many automotive suppliers, including BorgWarner Inc, Federal-Mogul Corp and Goodyear Tire & ...

Panasonic flat panel TVs at a retail shop in Tokyo. Panasonic is in the middle of streamlining its businesses and cutting jobs this year after acquiring Sanyo Electronics.
Tokyo : Panasonic slumped to a 30.4 billion yen (Dh1.4 billion) quarterly loss, hit by lower sales after the earthquake in ...
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Climate Central: When summer temperatures climb in New England, some people head to Cape Cod, where cool air blowing off the Atlantic Ocean often helps lower temperatures to more comfortable levels. But that characteristic sea breeze offers more than an escape during the hottest days; it also means offshore wind power can chip in when electricity demand is at its peak.
The Cape Wind project is the first offshore facility in the U.S. to receive federal and state approval, but construction has not yet begun in Nantucket...
Editor’s note: This is the third post in our series on the success of urban agriculture across the United States. Like Chicago and Omaha, Kansas City has a historical association with the meat industry… and, yes, you can definitely still get a good steak there. But during growing season, there’s also a lot of fresh,... Read More...
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Yale Environment 360: A new report says that the Vietnamese military is playing a central role in a multi-billion dollar operation to smuggle illegally cleared timber from neighboring Laos. During a two-year investigation, EIA agents from the UK-based Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA), posing as timber buyers, found that a ban on the export of raw timber from Laos is regularly flouted, with an estimated 500,000 cubic meters of logs being funneled to Vietnamese furniture factories each year. That trade is fueling...
Guardian: Germany has taken some fundamental energy decisions in recent months, ones that are interesting for other countries to study and learn from. The most "famous" decision recently has been to phase out nuclear power in the next ten years. This move builds on years of debate and a societal decision after Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident to move away from nuclear energy.
There has been much less focus, however, on the phasing in of other sources of energy. Nor has there been much focus on...
An ingenious solar lighting idea is spreading across the slums of the Philippines. This solar light design requires neither a solar panel nor a light bulb, however. In fact, all it requires is the sun and a two liter water bottle. Light bulbs are only for the very fortunate in the Philippines, as they are... Read More...
Climatico: In recent years the transfer of climate finance has emerged as a policy response to equitably addressing climate change mitigation and adaption in developing countries. Much attention has been given to setting up the multilateral or bilateral mechanisms needed to classify, transfer and disburse the funds pledged by donor countries. Of those that have sprung up, thirteen out of the twenty-four major funds focus on REDD+ as the sole or a major objective.
For some observers it has been difficult...
Guardian: US president, Barack Obama, announces the new fuel efficiency standards. Photograph: Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images
Barack Obama's announcement of aggressive new targets on US fuel economy standards was welcomed today as a "historic agreement" by a leading thinktank.
Flanked by representatives of the automotive industry, the US president said: "This agreement on fuel standards represents the single most important step we've ever taken as a nation to reduce our dependence on foreign oil."
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Global Press Institute: Food Insecurity Caused by Climate Change Affects Family Planning in Kenya
Experts and mothers say climate change is directly and indirectly affecting childbearing in Kenya. They say food insecurity caused by climate change hurts pregnant mothers’ and children’s health and is leading Kenyans to opt for smaller families. It is early evening, and one of the fast food outlets in the South C Shopping Center in Nairobi, Kenya’s capital, is bustling with activity as hungry souls troop in one after the...
Editor’s note: this post is a part of our series on successful urban farming initiatives in the United States. While much green development over the past decade or so has happened on the coasts, Chicago has demonstrated to the rest of the US that flyover country has plenty to contribute on this front, also. Mayor... Read More...
Guardian: Despite gloomy skies over much of the country this summer, Britain has experienced a sunshine boom - solar power capacity has risen by more than 18-fold since last year as homeowners and businesses rush to take advantage of subsidies.
From April to June this year, nearly 34 megawatts (MW) of new solar generating capacity was added to the UK grid - the biggest amount ever in a single quarter, bringing the UK's total capacity to nearly 122MW. This represented more than 14,500 new installations in...
Mongabay: The Turkana people of northern Kenya are currently being hard hit by hunger and drought, which some experts say could have links to climate change. Observers have long warned that the world's poor and marginalized will suffer the most from climate impacts even though they are the least responsible. Photo by: Rhett A. Butler. If last year was the first in which climate change impacts became apparent worldwide-unprecedented drought and fires in Russia, megaflood in Pakistan, record drought in the...
Scientific American: The thundering rumble and whine of race cars whizzing around NASCAR tracks across the U.S. boast engines burning a new fuel this year: ethanol. Given the sport's roots in running corn whiskey among other products during Prohibition in the 1920s, it might be viewed as coming full circle. After all, ethanol as fuel is just a 200-proof version of the drinking variety—albeit blended with more traditional petroleum-based gasoline. But NASCAR is hardly alone: U.S. IndyCar has run exclusively on ethanol...
ScienceDaily: California's native grasses, already under pressure from invasive exotic grasses, are likely to be pushed aside even more as the climate warms, according to a new analysis from the University of California, Berkeley.
In the study, which has been accepted for publication in the journal Global Change Biology and is now available online, UC Berkeley biologists catalogued the ranges of all 258 native grasses and 177 exotic grasses in the state and estimated how climate change -- in particular, increased...
Editor’s note: This post is the first in our series on urban agriculture success stories. Under 50 years old? Than it’s probably difficult not to associate the phrase “urban decay” with Detroit, Michigan… as long as I can remember, this once thriving manufacturing hub has been the symbol of how bad it can get when... Read More...
Can small scale, urban farming feed the world… or even provide a significant portion of the food needed for local residents? I don’t know… I do know you’ll find different perspectives on that question right here on the pages of sustainablog. Regardless, urban agriculture does create a number of benefits, particularly in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods:... Read More...
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So, let’s imagine the worse-case scenario for the next week: no agreement comes out of negotiations over the US debt ceiling, the stock and credit markets tank, and we’re all left holding some devalued cash. How will we take care of the basics such as food, shelter, clothing, and transportation? Grab a gun? Break into... Read More...
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What does a lowly plastic spoon have to say about American economics, politics, our culture, our lifestyles, and the workings of the world? A whole lot, believe it or not. Max Temkin’s poster sums up basically everything that is wrong with the American oil-addicted consumer economy pretty neatly in a single poster. Really, enough said.... Read More...
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Sol Systems’ valued customer, Phil Hostetter, recently had an interesting version of show-and-tell at his home in Sterling, Virginia, with twelve 4th and 5th graders from Guilford Elementary School. Phil, who has a 4.05 kW solar photovoltaic (PV) system, gave a tour of his eco-friendly home, which also has a hybrid trombe wall and a [...]
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Suntech Power's CTO argues that the secret to China's success is not cheap labor but advanced equipment for making solar cells.
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In Cracking the Carbon Code, Terry Tamminen lays out his strategy for managing and reducing carbon emissions. He describes what California has done. He describes great strides that China has made. He describes his strategic meetings on the subject with President Obama prior to his election. [...]