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Denmark launches mini licensing round, two years after forming Beyond Oil & Gas Alliance - Vimarsana News

Denmark launches mini licensing round, two years after forming Beyond Oil & Gas Alliance

Denmark has fired the starting pistol on a “mini” licensing round, less than two years after it pledged to move “beyond” fossil fuels.

Reducing pollution in North India will require more than a curb on farm stubble burning - Vimarsana News

Reducing pollution in North India will require more than a curb on farm stubble burning

The poor air quality makes headlines only in the winters, although it a year-round problem.

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First-step analysis: the oil market and regulation in Denmark - Vimarsana News

First-step analysis: the oil market and regulation in Denmark

A look at the key commercial and regulatory issues facing the oil sector in Denmark, including a market overview, government policy, primary legislation and regulatory bodies.

In brief: natural gas production in Denmark - Vimarsana News

In brief: natural gas production in Denmark

A quick look at a few key features of the regulation of natural gas production in Denmark, including ownership and organisational structures and authorisation requirements.

Breathing poison in Delhi: Sense of urgency to tackle air pollution missing - Vimarsana News

Breathing poison in Delhi: Sense of urgency to tackle air pollution missing

Six-year-old Tara dreads the onset of winter in Delhi. Unlike the kids in other cities who enjoy the winter fun and frolics in parks, Tara’s parents – residents of Noida – prefer to keep her indoors because of her breathing trouble that shoots up when a blanket of toxic haze wrapped the entire national capital region (NCR), leaving its residents gasping for breath.